Scott Brown vs Martha Coakley For Senate Massachusetts Latest Polls Surge Video

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Lexington, MA- The historical Scott Brown vs Martha Coakley for Senate Election may end in one of the greatest political upsets in recent memory. Latest Polls show a surge by Republican Candidate Scott Brown over his Democratic Candidate opponent Martha Coakley.

The Daily Caller reports a poll conducted on Saturday and Sunday reveals a significant lead for Scott Brown in the race for the vacated Massachusetts Senate Seat. The Poll was conducted by Public Policy Polling of 1,231 likely voters.

The poll results show a 51-46 lead for Scott Brown reflecting the latest 10 day surge in support among Massachusetts Voters for the Republican Candidate for Senate.

dailycaller.com/2010/01/18/obama-visit-fails-to-slow-scott-browns-momentum-in-massachusetts/

Other notable stats within the Poll:

Brown is up 64-32 with independents

56% of voters in the state think Brown has made a strong case for why he should be elected

41% of voters in the state think Coakley has made a strong case for why she should be elected

If Scott Brown is victorious in the upcoming Senate Special Election it will be the third Massachusetts shot heard round the world.

The first was the shot fired on April 19, 1775 in Lexington and Concord to start the American Revolution.

The second was October 22, 1975 at 12:34 AM in the 1975 Game 6 Carlton Fisk Home Run to beat the Cincinnati Reds.  Video Below at 2 minute: 

 The Third may arrive on January 19, 2010 in the form of Scott Brown defeating Martha Coakley in the Senate Election to replace the late Edward Kennedy.


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Posted by Anonymous on Report SPAM
go scott brown!
Posted by Asian_Al_Sharpton on Report SPAM
Obama's presence has made this into a Brown vs. Obama race and the public is making their decision! Obama coming to Massachusetts on Sunday made it publicly obvious that he was saving a shoddy campaign run by a poor candidate. Privately, he is furious that Coakley has allowed it to get this far. Her disdain to publicly meet the people and campaign in the cold makes her unworthy to take on Ted Kennedy's seat. But she still thinks she is entitled to it.
Posted by Ray McKinney on Report SPAM
The longtime aide and confidant of the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, who was handpicked by Gov. Deval Patrick after a controversial legal change to hold Kennedy’s seat, vowed to vote for the healthcare bill even if Republican state Sen. Scott Brown, who opposes the health-care reform legislation, prevails in a Jan. 19 special election. “Absolutely,” Kirk said, when asked if he’d vote for the bill, even if Brown captures the seat. “It would be my responsibility as United States senator, representing the people and understanding Senator Kennedy’s agenda. . . . I think you’re asking me a hypothetical question but I’d be pleased to vote for the bill.” Once again, sheer arrogance. For any representative to say he would vote based upon the "agenda" of one individual and obviously against the wishes of the people they are supposed to represent is just wrong. The Democrat party has forfeited any right to say they are here to represent the will of the people. This is NOT "Ted's" seat, this is the seat of the people of Mass.
Posted by Anonymous on Report SPAM
The American people have finally figured out who the "Red Coat", Marxist, socialists really are! ...We the people now realize that *they* are amongst us, and that the Democratic party is spilling over with those who the founders would consider Red Coat enemies of our great republic. 2010 will go down as a national referendum on and against the Marxists, socialists, communists political party that is infested with them!!!
Posted by Anonymous on Report SPAM
With all due respect Ted Kennedy is dead!!
Posted by Asian_Al_Sharpton on Report SPAM
A vote for Coakley is a vote for Ted Kennedy - campaigning from the grave!
Posted by Anonymous on Report SPAM
Go Scott Brown!! Martha totally lost support with her arogance and scoffing reaction to questions she didn't like. We don't need anymore elitists and arrogance! Go Scott Go!
Posted by J Kennedy on Report SPAM
Obama's visit should have been to praise Coakly and enlighten America of her accomplishments. Instead, in a very unpresidential display, he ridiculed Scott Brown and Americans who oppose his backroom deals on healthcare. This can only backfire.
Posted by Anonymous on Report SPAM
So Martha Coakley thinks the Taliban and Al Quaeda left Afghanistan, clearly some have already come here. Who is the better bet to protect American lives? Martha Coakley doesn't have a clue, but even if she does get a clue, she won't be looking out for your best interests, that much is clear.
Posted by Anonymous on Report SPAM
I believe in the people of Mass. I believe that the blood of our ancestors that bravely fought for our independence still run in their veins. I believe that the revolution should begin in Mass. May God be with Scott Brown and the people of Mass. We are not Democrats or Republicans, we are Americans. If we stand together we will overrun the Marxist that are running this great nation into the ground.
Posted by Anonymous on Report SPAM
How does anyone vote for Coakley when she just met in Washington with healthcare lobbyists, took their money, and then swears her vote can't be bought? There are no terrorists in Afghanistan?
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