Scott Brown (R) has released the first advertisement in the general election for the U.S. Senate seat once held by Ted and John F. Kennedy, the Boston Globe reports.
In the ad, called Different People, Same Message, JFK morphs into Brown as both read from a 1962 Kennedy speech
calling for tax cuts. I have always said the Democratic Party has moved further and further to the left. I like that a moderate Republican can compare himself favorable to JFK. The ad might not work in Georgia, but with Massachusetts' Rockefeller roots it just might work.
In the ad, called Different People, Same Message, JFK morphs into Brown as both read from a 1962 Kennedy speech
calling for tax cuts. I have always said the Democratic Party has moved further and further to the left. I like that a moderate Republican can compare himself favorable to JFK. The ad might not work in Georgia, but with Massachusetts' Rockefeller roots it just might work.
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Virtually all of the moderate Republicans along the eastern seaboard were shown the door during the midterms. I think that's a telltale sign that when voters are given the choice between the real deal (a Democrat) and a watered down Republican, they'll opt for the real deal everytime.
What's more, simply running on the good old tax cuts platform isn't going to cut it. We need MAJOR spending reform at ALL levels of government. We also need to reign in the Federal Reserve's incessant desire to simply print money thereby causing massive inflation. Until we get that, all the tax cuts in the world aren't going to amount to squat.
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