Archives for September 2012

Here's hoping Liz Warren hits Glass Jaw Scott Brown with quick and succinct hits on votes he's taken that have cost jobs and hurt the economy. Past quotes of his help. It would also be nice if Scott's asked to explain his representation … [Read more...]

If you needed any additional evidence (and, really, did you?) that conservative talk radio has completely lost its mind over our little Senate race, you need look no further than this clip from WRKO. Here's the background: in light of … [Read more...]

The following is a letter to the editor I sent to our local newspaper. Scott Brown characterizes himself as a nice, bipartisan fellow.  But despite this bipartisan image, Scott Brown has done a lot of damage. Brown often uses the … [Read more...]

I just got back from knocking on some doors in Medford for Elizabeth Warren. I don't have a whole lot of time, but I'm dedicating a minimum of one day a week to knocking on doors, and more right before election day. Let me tell you, many … [Read more...]

I just scrolled though the tables on the recently Globe/UNH poll, which can be found here, and some things jumped out.  Much of this will not be a surprise, and I don't want to rely too much on one poll (particularly one with only 502 … [Read more...]

William Jacobson at Legal Insurrection has started a bit of a kerfuffle by accusing Elizabeth Warren of practicing law without a license. She was never licensed in Massachusetts, and wasn't required to be in order to teach law. His … [Read more...]

Yes, presidential years generate larger voter turnouts than other elections. And this year, we have a statewide US Senate race that adds higher interest and motivation for people to vote. But where is the mostly politically active spot in … [Read more...]

Boston Globe poll conducted by University of NH shows Elizabeth Warren leading Scott Brown 43 to 38. Survey was conducted Sept. 21-27, so this was post-debate for all respondents but NOT post Tomahawk chop video for all … [Read more...]

The media has a hard time reporting on data. They often don't know what it means or how significant it is. Blame them for people taking Vitamin E because there was research that said it was good for you, until there was research showing too … [Read more...]