Brown to Warren: I'm not a student in your class

Republican U.S. Sen. Scott Brown, left, shakes hands with his Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren prior to debate sponsored by the Boston Herald at the University of Massachusetts in Lowell, Mass., Monday, Oct. 1, 2012. / AP Photo/Charles Krupa
LOWELL, Mass. Republican U.S. Sen. Scott Brown and Democrat Elizabeth Warren jousted on everything from immigration reform and Afghanistan to jobs and the Supreme Court during their second televised debate.
Brown began Monday's match-up by demanding Warren release her personnel records at Harvard University, even as he conceded she is "a qualified academic."
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The most fiery moment of the debate came when Warren ran through a list of jobs bills she said Brown had joined with other Republicans to oppose.
"First of all, she's obviously misstating the facts," Brown said, the Boston Globe reports. When Warren started talking over Brown, he shot back, "I'm not a student in your classroom, please let me respond." The moment elicited loud cheers and boos in the audience.
Brown continued to press Warren on the issue of her Native American heritage, to which the Democrat responded, "I consider myself as having a Native American background. That's what I said. That's what I am."
Warren pressed Brown for more information on the clients he represented as a private attorney and said if elected to the Senate, Brown would help fellow Republicans block President Barack Obama's agenda.
Asked about Afghanistan, Warren broke with Obama, saying U.S. troops should be pulled home ahead of his 2014 withdrawal date. Brown said he'd rely on the judgment of Obama and his generals.
The two also split on immigration, with Warren saying she supported the so-called DREAM Act, which Brown opposes.
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Sen. Brown's claim of being an independent voice for Massachusetts was completely falsified by his first go-to response that Justice Antonin Scalia was his favorite Supreme Court justice. Justice Scalia is the farthest right voice on the court, and one of the biggest ideological heroes to the Republican right. Brown screwed himself with that response.
Elizabeth Warren landed a really good punch on Brown when she pointed out that Brown tells Massachusetts voters one thing, that he's an independent voice for Massachusetts, but then turns around and tells his donors that they should support him because he will reinforce Republican strength in the Senate and block Obama-sponsored legislation. Mass. voters are going for Obama over Romney by 58% - 36%. There's no way that will not hurt Brown.
Elizabeth Warren has proved repeatedly throughout her career that she's a dedicated citizen advocate and closer to values and aspirations of Massachusetts voters than Scott Brown. She's a liberal. So is the state of Massachusetts.
Mass. voters are not going to vote for Obama and yet also vote for the man who tells the people who sponsor his campaign that he intends to put obstacles in Obama's path. That would be perverse. (It would be almost as perverse as professing admiration for an extreme ideologue while simultaneously claiming to be an independent thinker.) Warren frequently points to her support for Obama at the top of the Democratic ticket because she knows that Mass. voters support him too.
Idiots.
1. Repel of Obamacare
2. Reverse of Dode Frank Financial protection
3. Oil companies running EPA again
4. GOP telling women what to do with their body, including that Ultra proposed law from Virginia.
Certainly, vote for Romney is a vote for more taxes break for millionaires, and taxe increase for the middle class.
Where does this GOP stupidity stop. Why should anyone with common sense vote for a party that have become extreme in every sense of the word.
A vote for GOP is a vote against common sense.
If you tolerate racists then you must be a racist.
Brown is a right-wing zealot who saw no wrong in Todd Akin's "legitimate rape" comments.
Both are disgusting right-wingers who need a reality check.............by being Kicked Out!
Did President Obama tolerate him for 20 years? Answer: yes he did
Does that make President Obama a racist?
Warren is established as a lying thieving dog. LYING HER WAY THROUGH LIFE CLAIMING MINORITY STATUS TO GAIN ADVANTAGE in Education and Employment.
"the Boston Herald reported that in the 1990s Harvard Law School had, in response to criticisms about the lack of faculty diversity, publicized Warren's law directory entries from 1986 to 1995, which listed her background as Native American ancestry"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Warren
WARREN BELONGS IN JAIL - NOT IN GOVERNMENT
VOTE FOR SCOTT BROWN FOR HONEST GOVERNMENT
If so, by your standards, President Obama should be institutionalized as well.
Brown is, of course, way too right wing for MA, but also not good for the US.
The regressive Republican Party of No is obstructionist, mean-spirited, thuggish, religiously fanatical, scientifically ignorant, corrupt, hypocritical, untrustworthy, xenophobic, racist, sexist, homophobic, evolution and global warming denying, oily, anti-environment, anti-health, anti-consumer, anti-choice, anti-birth control, anti-education, anti-student loans, anti-equal pay, anti-99%, pro-banks, pro-big corporations, pro-voter suppression, union busting, Medicare mashing and Social Security slashing, fiscally irresponsible, misleading, authoritarian, selfish, greedy, out-of-touch, dishonest, lacking compassion, warmongering, and otherwise dangerous.
Don't make a Mittstake. NEVER vote for Republicans!
By the way, Warren telling everyone the system is rigged pretty much tells people she is not a problem solver, she just wants everyone to be victims. I will NEVER vote for Democrats because they lie, cheat, and disregard the law to implement their agenda.