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Title: Scott Brown Declines to Rule Out Serving as Trump’s VP (A great honor)
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The Blaze
URL Source: http://www.theblaze.com/stories/201 ... serving-as-trumps-vp%E2%80%AC/
Published: Jan 24, 2016
Author: Kate Scanlon
Post Date: 2016-01-24 11:30:37 by Hondo68
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Views: 15986
Comments: 79
NASHUA, N.H. – Former Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.) declined to rule out running for vice president with Donald Trump at the First in the Nation Town Hall in New Hampshire on Saturday. Trump recently implied that he would be willing to consider Brown for the position. Asked by TheBlaze if Brown would be willing to run with Trump, he said that it is an “honor” to be considered for a vice presidential nomination, but it is still too “early in the process” to seriously consider the position. Brown, who lost a 2014 bid to represent New Hampshire in the Senate, recently hosted an event for Trump in the state. Brown has also hosted events for other candidates in his “No BS Backyard BBQ” series. According to The Hill, at the Trump rally last week, when an audience member suggested that the two join forces on the Republican ticket, Trump said, “Vice president – hey, that sounds like it could, hey, hey, very good.” “Hey, you know what? And he’s central casting. Look at that guy. Central casting,” Trump said. “He’s great. Great guy and a great, beautiful, great wife and family. So important.” Poster Comment: Brown hosted Trump in the Granite State as a part of his “No BS Backyard BBQ” series. He will also hold a rally with Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) The former Massachusetts senator relocated to New Hampshire to challenge incumbent Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.) for her seat in 2014, but lost in a close race.Trump floats Scott Brown as potential VP
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#1. To: hondo68 (#0)
He will be an insurance for the establishment.
Just like bush was under Reagan. I hope not! Brown may be good for Socialist state of MA but not for America.
Just like bush was under Reagan. I hope not! Brown may be good for Socialist state of MA but not for America. Brown represents the interests of the rich and of the country club Republicans. And he lost in Massachusetts. He waged a fierce campaign against Elizabet Warren - the prominent critic of the present financial system. He got support from the likes of Rush Limbaugh whose main argument against Warren is that she claimed to have Indian ancestors. Of course for the Wall Street fans, this is the most important issue, not their profits.
I believe rush argued for Brown because its been a dim seat forever and to break the cycle of voting straight dim is important to getting voters to think before they pull the plunger on another super socialist/progressive. We all knew Brown was not a real conservative or even right of center but far better than the alternative. I must admit it must really suck being a non socialist/progressive/criminal up north. To always be a few percent short every election and have these people rule your life must be heart breaking.
#13. To: Justified (#12)
Than Elizabeth Warren?! She is superb. He is just a country club Republican.
I'm going to tell you the truth. This truth comes from having lived over the course of 52 years in Michigan, Maryland, Virginia, California, Florida, Texas, New York and Connecticut - and also Paris and Angers over in France, and Guadeloupe in the West Indies - I've lived Southeast I've lived Northeast. I've lived West, I've lived Midwest. I've lived Mid-Atlantic and I've lived Texas, and I've been through every other state at some point, and spent some real quality time in Hawaii, Alaska and Alabama. Truth is that the friendliest places I've been (measured objectively) have been Texas, Florida, France and Maryland, in that order. The most dynamic, New York, by a city mile. But the place where the government works the best, objectively speaking: low crime, good schools, well-maintained roads, tolerable DMV and reasonable cops has been Connecticut. Taxes in Connecticut are not low, but here, you definitely get what you pay for, and it isn't crazy. Michigan (the Northern and Western part, not the cities), Alaska and Hawaii are the most beautiful, but Connecticut is the best place I've been to raise kids. Connecticut IS liberal. They believe in public services here, and the taxes are high to pay for them, and the public services are good. They get what they pay for. I don't like their views on abortion, but these New Englanders are not a bunch of hypocrites. They believe in a public social model, they invest in it, and it produces a very pleasant place to live. The people here are pretty nice too. Not as warm and inviting as, say, Texans were, but then, I was a young man then, so I judged friendliness by the willingness of the local girls to let me play. I saw all over the world a pretty linear relationship - the hotter the climate, the hotter the blood. With the maturity of age, though, I'd say that the best big city in America, and maybe the world, for somebody who had a brain but no particular connections to find opportunity was - and still probably is - New York. It's tough, but it's fair in its way - you put in the effort, you can rise in New York. If you can make it there, you'll make it anywhere, no matter who you are. New York is a foundry of lives and money - but you don't want to raise kids there. To raise kids in America in a place where the schools are functional, the crime is low, and the cops are not crazy, I've never seen anywhere like Connecticut. So I'd say, as a non-socialist, not-very-progressive, non-criminal whose been everywhere, that living in Connecticut aint' heart breaking. I'd prefer the beauty of Michigan, or Alaska, because I like the cold and snow and pines and deer and water and the Northern Lights. But for raising my child, I would not leave this northern state, because the other places don't take care of the business of looking after the knitting of government - safety, law, order, education - the way they do it in Connecticut. Maybe all of New England is that way, I've been there but I've never lived there. I've were 20 again, I'd head South for some more of that sweet southern pie dripping with honey. But to raise a kid, here is best. The liberals are not wrong about everything. In fact, they're right about education for all, and bridling the cops so that the cops serve the people, and not vice-versa. They're right about basic equality of people, and about the need to keep up roads and buildings - even though that costs money. They're wrong about the lives of unborn babies, and they're about as wrong as the Right is about military force, just in different ways.
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#6. To: A Pole, hondo68 (#1)
He will be an insurance for the establishment.
#11. To: Justified (#6)
"He will be an insurance for the establishment."
#12. To: A Pole (#11)
Replies to Comment # 12. We all knew Brown was not a real conservative or even right of center but far better than the alternative.
#20. To: Justified (#12)
I must admit it must really suck being a non socialist/progressive/criminal up north. To always be a few percent short every election and have these people rule your life must be heart breaking.
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