Scott Brown gave a great victory speech Tuesday night after a tremendous victory.
He is an attractive, articulate, courageous, hard working candidate.
He had the courage to serve for years in a small minority in the Massachusetts legislature.
He had the courage to serve for 20 years and become a lieutenant colonel in the Massachusetts Army Reserve.
He had the courage to run for the Senate seat which no Republican has won since Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. in 1946 (in a state where the last Republican Senator, Ed Brooke, was elected in 1972).
He had the courage to run a positive, issues-oriented campaign (a lesson every Republican candidate should learn from this victory as well as the gubernatorial victories in Virginia and New Jersey).
Senator-elect Brown had the courage to cheerfully stick with his truck even under scornful ridicule from the President.
“The land of the free and the home of the brave” (as our national anthem suggests) has to start with bravery or it can’t remain free.
Scott Brown’s bravery changed history in the most consequential special election of my lifetime.
He is an attractive, articulate, courageous, hard working candidate.
He had the courage to serve for years in a small minority in the Massachusetts legislature.
He had the courage to serve for 20 years and become a lieutenant colonel in the Massachusetts Army Reserve.
He had the courage to run for the Senate seat which no Republican has won since Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. in 1946 (in a state where the last Republican Senator, Ed Brooke, was elected in 1972).
He had the courage to run a positive, issues-oriented campaign (a lesson every Republican candidate should learn from this victory as well as the gubernatorial victories in Virginia and New Jersey).
Senator-elect Brown had the courage to cheerfully stick with his truck even under scornful ridicule from the President.
“The land of the free and the home of the brave” (as our national anthem suggests) has to start with bravery or it can’t remain free.
Scott Brown’s bravery changed history in the most consequential special election of my lifetime.
Read the entire column at www.humanevents.com.
posted by Mike McCarville @ 6:13 AM
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