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to find out my hometown paper endorsed Scott Brown.

We are endorsing Scott Brown for the U.S. Senate because we believe he is capable of bringing a common-sense approach to Washington, D.C., focused on serving the people of the state who are struggling to get by, rather than the special interests in the Democratic machine of which Coakley is such a big part of.

I don’t remember the last time they backed a republican. Read the whole thing, it sounds like a point by point indictment of Coakley.

The funny thing is I picked up the paper at 7:30 for Stacy but we never got the chance to read it.

And as Mayor Wong was at the Coakley rally I see the endorsement didn’t effect her opinion.

Q: What is the difference between Robert Stacy McCain when he is making a political point and when you are in a bar with him while he is holding court and having a few?

Oh and BTW while we were at the Boarder Grille and Bar in Leominster first for supper and then for beer there was one interesting change. As I’ve mentioned before, everywhere I go I ask the people what they think of the election and what people are saying about it. The bar was the first time that a person told us that people were talking about the race.

And what did young lady of a bartender say? Everybody hates Martha Coakley and likes Scott Brown.

The times they are a-changin!

Update: One disadvantage of posting at 2 a.m. when you have been up since 6 a.m. and driving all around the state is you forget your manners, I didn’t give a shout out to the authors of American Glob or Left bank of the Charles who came to Leominster to Join us till the wee hours of the morning. My bad guys the next round is on me.

Scott Brown: Rally held at the North end, a public place hoping to attract a crowd of voters.

Martha Coakley: Rally held at a college hall hoping to generate a crowd using students.

Scott Brown: Taking questions both from the press and from the voters at the rally

Martha Coakley: The press is kept far enough to prevent them asking questions and none are taken.

Scott Brown: Able to draw a crowd with or without a celeb like Rudy

Martha Coakely: Needs a president, two congressmen and a Lt. Gov, plus Unions to generate a crowd

Scott Brown: Voters motivated to meet him, pressing him much more than Rudy.

Martha Coakley: The people there who were not union members ordered to be there (and several unions were there) came to see Bill Clinton.

Scott Brown: Two hecklers in the large crowd.

Martha Coakely: More than 75 people outside less that 20% being students.

Martha Coakley: A rally consisting mostly of students, many of them not elegible or registered to vote (I talked to several from China) in Massachusetts (no word if they are registered in “Massachusettes”)

Scott Brown: Not only was the Rally full of registered voters but there were more registered voters outside the Coakley rally with Brown than within the Coakley rally with her.

Scott Brown: So many volunteers that people can’t get into the headquarters.

Martha Coakley: So few that she has to get people at the Rally to “sign in” (we didn’t) and asked them to make calls for her before the rally on their cells (few did).

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I think my pessimism might have been premature but this is Massachusetts. These people are so shocked at the prospect of defeat there is always the chance that they might try to steal it if it is close enough. I don’t know if they will try but right now people are panicked so anything is possible.

Coakley doesn’t like to press the flesh. She represents the Ghost of Massachusetts past:

Scott Brown likes to press the flesh, he represent the Spirit of Massachusetts’ future.

Any Questions?