The Agony of the Massachusetts Republican

Two years ago, propelled by Tea Party rage, Scott Brown won Ted Kennedy's Senate seat. Today, he proudly proclaims he is the "second-most bipartisan member of the U. S. Senate." But as he tries to survive a challenge in the most important Senate race of the year, will that be enough to save him from Elizabeth Warren?

April 1 2012 JOHN H. RICHARDSON
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The Agony of the Massachusetts Republican

Two years ago, propelled by Tea Party rage, Scott Brown won Ted Kennedy's Senate seat. Today, he proudly proclaims he is the "second-most bipartisan member of the U. S. Senate." But as he tries to survive a challenge in the most important Senate race of the year, will that be enough to save him from Elizabeth Warren?

April 1 2012 JOHN H. RICHARDSON

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