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LittleClarkie Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Feb-14-06 02:29 AM
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90. But Brown is the progressive and Hackett was the centrist.
And I sort of agree that a brand newbie would be better off in the House first. Why would being against the war automatically qualify someone to jump to the top? Surely if he wants to get into politics, it's better to get involved locally first, then within the state, THEN nationally.

I've heard good things about Brown, with the main strike against him being that he was NOT Hackett.
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