Did Sen. Scott Brown have lobbyist or confidence of voters?

One could describe his swagger as late adolescence traveling around in a pick-up from one political event to another dressed in faded jeans, a flannel shirt and a barn coat.

(Voice) He looks like an honest man. He behaves like an honest man. What he says to me is what an honest man would say. A man who is what he is and not a man whom the corporate world says he is. Sure makes voting a whole lot easier. So far, it has worked for the voters in Massachusetts.

I can not understand how a candidate, incumbent or not, needs to have a bunch of money to convince people of what he feels in his heart. How many TV commercials do you have to make telling people about your sincerity? Word gets around quickly now a days.

In the following article, I look at these obsolete and passé corporate marionettes who may run for President in 2012 and I smile minus the companionship of pleasant thoughts.

2012 prelude: GOP hopefuls go online
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0410/36300.html

As always,
BB