Scott Brown
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is faced with a choice it has not made in 37 years, send a Republican to the United States Senate. Things have changed since that time in Massachusetts and it is time to get someone in the office that reflects the current makeup of the Bay State.
Scott Brown has served in the Massachusetts House and Senate, and as an attorney in the state's National Guard for over two decades. So those who have not heard of him can be rest assured that he is commited to service and to his people he represents. As Tip O'Neal stated in the late 1980s, if you handle the Massachusetts State Legislature, you can handle the United States Congress. He felt the due to the level of politics going on in Massachusetts that it acted as a great prepatory school for the federal level. The combined time on Beacon Hill and the international work he has done working with foreign armies as a Lieutenat Colonel in the National Guard assigned overseas, Scott has proven his abilty to work with the opposition and to see the bigger picture this country is now dealing with.
The question of him losing his patience with a group of students at a Wrentham high school over derogatory statements about him and his family have been an issue of contention. Senator Brown felt that it was unfair to attack his family, and who does not? But his performance as a National Guar officer has been beyond reproach, not one negative statement has been made about his performance, and those that have worked with him have never had a single complaint. He has carrierd himself in the federal and international area's with nothing but respect for the position he holds and the people under his charge.
Scott Brown has federal experience.
