Warren Ties Brown to National GOP Throughout Debate

[cal04]

In the third Massachusetts Senate debate, on issue after issue, Democrat Elizabeth Warren was much more aggressive about tying Sen. Scott Brown, R-Mass., to Mitt Romney and the national GOP agenda.

On health care: Warren said Brown "made it clear" that his first job if reelected will be to help repeal President Obama's health care bill

She also tied his stance on health care to Romney's during last week's presidential debate, saying they were out of "the same playbook."

"It was wrong then, it's wrong tonight," she said, getting the first round of cheers in a debate in which audience members were instructed not to applaud.

http://hotlineoncall.nationaljournal.com/archives/2012/10/warren-constant.php

[DURHAM D]

1. Yes. It was perfection.

She chained him to Romney and he did not have a pivot.

[madokie]

2. Soon to be Senator Warren is one awesome woman

[bluestate10]

3. Win or lose, and I think she will win, Warren is running a damned good campaign. nt

[graywarrior]

4. Yep, it was a sight to behold!

[reformist2]

5. That's the ticket to her winning... Scott Brown is not as "independent" as he claims.

[Auntie Bush]

7. I think the only way Brown isn't a ReThug is that he's pro-choice.

Elizabeth beat the day lights out of him tonight. I missed Brown's answer to the Syria question. Anyone hear it? Did he recommend we get involved in the Syrian conflict?

[Dawson Leery]

6. Obama and company could learn from this.

[Fozzledick]

8. Definitely her strongest debate performance so far.

And I loved the crowd's spontaneous booing when Scott Brown tried to shoot her down with that "drop the hammer" line.

[rgbecker]

9. She's smart, concise and right on target. No ums or ahs and deadly on female issues.

Could be America's first women president if she can just roll over Scotty Brown.

[DonViejo]

10. Thanks for this post...

sounds like this was one terrific debate!