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applegrove

(118,718 posts)
Fri Nov 21, 2014, 10:02 PM Nov 2014

"Following defeat, Scott Brown returns to his Fox home"

Following defeat, Scott Brown returns to his Fox home

By Steve Benen at MSNBC, The Maddow Blog

http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/following-defeat-scott-brown-returns-his-fox-home

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Several years ago, Paul Krugman introduced us to a useful phrase: “One important pillar of conservative political dominance, I believe, is the phenomenon sometimes called ‘wingnut welfare’: loyalists are always assured of decent employment, no matter how badly they perform.”

Ahem.

Long shot. Senator. Television personality. Within a few percentage points of becoming a senator again. Now, television personality again.

Scott Brown, the former US senator from Massachusetts who made a run for the Senate from New Hampshire this year, is rejoining FOX News.

A network official confirmed to the Boston Globe that Brown, fresh off his four-point defeat to Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.) a couple of weeks ago, will again be a Fox News contributor.


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"Following defeat, Scott Brown returns to his Fox home" (Original Post) applegrove Nov 2014 OP
maybe drray23 Nov 2014 #1
R#4 & K n/t UTUSN Nov 2014 #2
Rofl.. home for used up losers. I didn't know he was one before his latest bid to be Sen again.. Cha Nov 2014 #3

drray23

(7,634 posts)
1. maybe
Fri Nov 21, 2014, 10:08 PM
Nov 2014

He also put his pickup truck in storage, ready for the next attempt. Who knows maybe maine where lepage is governor..

Cha

(297,378 posts)
3. Rofl.. home for used up losers. I didn't know he was one before his latest bid to be Sen again..
Fri Nov 21, 2014, 11:32 PM
Nov 2014
Several years ago, Paul Krugman introduced us to a useful phrase: “One important pillar of conservative political dominance, I believe, is the phenomenon sometimes called ‘wingnut welfare’: loyalists are always assured of decent employment, no matter how badly they perform.”

The lousier the better for fox "news".

Mahalo applegrove
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