June 19, 2012
Brown won’t debate Warren unless Kennedy’s widow stays silent | The Raw Story

blissandzen:

Incumbent Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown (R) has tentatively agreed to debate his challenger, Harvard professor and former nominee to head the Consumer Protection Bureau, Democrat Elizabeth Warren, but only if certain conditions are met, according to the Boston Globe‘s Boston.com blog. Arguably, the most notable of these terms is that Vicki Kennedy, widow of Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy (D) refrain from endorsing any candidate in the race. The other condition is that no cameras from MSNBC be allowed to film at the venue.

Brown has been notably hard to pin down on the topic of when, where and on what topics he and Warren will debate. Her team has reportedly attempted on multiple occasions to get Sen. Brown’s reps to sit down and discuss the terms of a match-up, but have repeatedly been rebuffed.

Now, the Brown campaign has announced in a press release that it will participate in a debate at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute, but only on the condition that Vicki Kennedy not endorse himself or his opponent and as long as MSNBC is not included as a broadcast partner for the event. The press release requested that former NBC News anchor Tom Brokaw act as the debate’s moderator.

Warren has already agreed to the debate, which is slated for September 27. The two candidates are currently scheduled for two televised debates and three radio meet-ups. Vicki Kennedy suggested the third debate and suggested MSNBC as the media sponsor. Kennedy has been active for many years as a Democrat in Massachusetts politics and MSNBC is perceived by many conservatives as having a liberal bias, in spite of the fact that former Republican congressman Joe Scarborough (R-FL) hosts a daily three hour show and conservative pundit S. E. Cupp has recently been offered a high profile position at the network.

So how’s that fancy Republican Senator Brown working out for you Massachusetts? He’s voted to ban public safety employee unions, repeal the Federal health care law, keep the sugar subsidies that are (still) killing the Everglades, let the feds hold you without charge or trial, extend the Patriot Act, for oil company tax breaks, and against the American Jobs Act.

Must be pretty proud of himself, eh? But now he won’t defend his record and ideology unless Vicki Kennedy doesn’t call him a bad boy? Seriously?

Y’all can do better, and you should.

Oh this is too easy, call him a coward chickenshit afraid of a widow and be done with it.

(Source: sarahlee310)

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    UPDATE: The Kennedy Institute has announced that Vicki Kennedy is rejecting Brown’s condition that she not endorse a...
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    Oh this is too easy, call him a coward chickenshit afraid of a widow and be done with it.
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    So how’s that fancy Republican Senator Brown working out for you Massachusetts? He’s voted to ban public safety employee...
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