Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown shows someone can be bipartisan in Congress  because he "votes about 66 percent with his own party." — Politifact Rhode ...
Brendan Doherty · Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown shows someone can be  bipartisan in Congress because he "votes about 66 percent with his own party.".
Scott Philip Brown (born September 12, 1959) is an American attorney, diplomat,  and Republican politician serving as the United States Ambassador to New  Zealand and Samoa. A former United States Senator for Massachusetts (2010– 2013), he also was ... Prior to his Senate tenure, Brown served as a member of  the Massachusetts ...
Mar 30, 2018 ... So you would think it would be even worse to be a Republican in deep-blue ...  that 66 percent of Massachusetts registered voters have a favorable view of ...  approval ratings of every governor and every senator in their states found ... that  launched the political careers of major Democratic figures such as ...
Sep 14, 2018 ... And it's possible that those two insurgents can still win the general election in  November. ... Not a single sitting Democratic senator or governor lost a primary  this year. ... Twice as many Democrats voted in the 2018 primary as did in 2014.  .... “In so doing, Trump exposed political vulnerabilities for his party ...
Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown shows someone can be bipartisan in Congress because he "votes about 66 percent with his own party."