Kerry, Alongside Brown: 'I Would Think' Scott Wouldn't Want People Denied Insurance For Preexisting Conditions

Charlie Brown. Lucy.

Miss Nancy and Old Harry are the leader of the Majority. Arrogance has been the name of the game. Congress in the peoples house and the rats have to be removed.

Have any progressive groups talked about organizing a march on Washington? Look how these cowards peed their pants over 20,000 teabaggers. I would think we could get 200,000 frustrated supporters of HCR to surround the Capitol and let them know how we feel.

Brown is not the problem. Neither are just the House Dems. Every national politician in the Dems from the president to the Representatives is the problem. Polls after polls show the majority wants the public option. Even if we just lost one Senate seat, we still command a solid majority in both chambers --- in a parliamentary system like Britain and Canada, this should be more than good enough to install a genuinely liberal agenda. Obama should just tell the nation, "Look, the majority wants the public option. The GOPers are the real arrogant politicians who care neither about what people want nor about what people need. Our democratic institutions have to reflect the will of the people. So we will have to do what we can to pass real reforms. If we can't pass it with 60 votes in the Senate, we will do with less."

"...I'll take it that way and continue to be the same type of voter I always have been."

Exactly. He'll vote straight Conservative. Nice job MA Democrats (and I'm looking at all of you, not just Coakley) you screwed the pooch on this one.

Isn't it a shame that the Democratic party is such a delicate, weak thing that losing one seat in the Senate, largely because their candidate preferred not to campaign, forces the whole party to its knees, begging "please don't hit me again"? Can you imagine the party reaction is a superpower like Somalia were to threaten to pee on them?

Come on, get up off the floor, you pansies!

Brown said he votes for his state and that he considers health care to be a state's right issue. Most of the states don't give a rat's butt so seems to me we all need to move the Mass. That just might make him realize that the senate decisions affect the entire country.Guess it's a case of "I've got mine, you can go take a flying leap".

It has been said Brown is in between Nelson and Snowe on the political scale, basically he's the most liberal Republican. He has to realize that he can't be a party line republican and expect to get re-elected in two and a half years. So his vote as a Republican will give other conservadems cover.

Why the long face John, you eternal slopper-at-the-public-trough? Should Scott Brown be the last man to die for your mistakes? Sit down, and hum an old Weaver's tune.

Brown is following the formula of "Me First" or "I've got mine, so why should I help you get yours" that Massachusetts voters obviously felt in their superiority to the rest of the nation.

Why should he change the Republicans' one and only strategy, which to appeal to everyone's selfishness and greed?