Scott Brown Is Elected, Not Allowed To Vote In The Senate

Carl Andrews | January 31, 2010 

In the past few days, the Senate has voted on three major pieces of legislation:

Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke’s confirmation.
Establishing spending caps.
Raising the federal debt ceiling.

In these and other matters that have been voted on in the Senate since Brown’s election, the Senator from Massachusetts casting a vote has been Paul Kirk.

Former Massachusetts Senator Paul Kirk.

This is after numerous Democrat leaders claiming that Brown would be seated immediately, in accordance with Massachusetts state law.

Where is the outcry, not only from the citizens of the Bay State, but from the leadership of the GOP?

Calling Michael Steele.


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One Response to “Scott Brown Is Elected, Not Allowed To Vote In The Senate”

  1. Judy Doyle on February 1st, 2010 8:21 am

    Didn’t we already know this would happen? I am going to pass this on through conservative sites and hope that it catches someones eye. The Tea Party should be shouting this from the house tops!

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