Scott Brown isn’t running for office, not yet anyway. He’s living in a new state and thinking about running for the U.S. Senate. But he’s not a candidate. Not yet. He’s very casual about running for U.S. Senate against Democratic incumbent Jeanne Shaheen. So far Scott Brown is testing the waters in his new home state – posing for pictures, showing up at holiday lunches ? and doing lots of other things New Hampshire people enjoy now that he’s one of them. Massachusetts is a dim, distant memory for Scott Brown and his truck driving days (he still drives one.). He wants to make sure the same happens for the people of New Hampshire.
‘Just exploring a candidacy’ Scott Brown is working hard to prove he’s only thinking about running for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire. His answers to questions about running are so casual and off the cuff, maybe it’s time he hired someone to write words for him to say so he doesn’t sound so casual and off the cuff. Recently, when asked if he was the best candidate to run for U.S. Senate, he said, ?Do I have the best credentials? Probably not. ?Cause, you know, whatever.? Now that’s some wicked good real New England talk. The only disappointing part of that quote is that he misspelled ?bqhatevwr?.
Once Scott Brown, you know, whatever, decides to really run for U.S. Senate, we can look forward to him doing even more things to prove he’s probably not the best candidate. What are the chances Scott Brown can’t wait for Laconia Motorcycle Week??What are the chances Senator Jeanne Shaheen can’t wait for every opportunity to use that quote.
Edited/Published by: SB
