Backing Kennedy is backing Coakley in the election. His candidacy is a joke. If he had intended to run a legitimate campaign, he would actually be out there running a campaign. His somewhat admirable fiscal positions aside, his foreign policy ideas amount to suicide. Scott has my vote because he understands the factors behind the economic collapse, he understands that tax cuts help the economy and he understands that states’ rights should supersede Federal rights, especially when it comes to entitlements and education policy. He’s also opposed to gay marriage – a position where Kennedy is way off base. As a law and order guy, why hasn’t Kennedy spent more time on the illegal means by which this “right” was made legal in Massachusetts and the unconstitutionality of the process? And legalizing marijuana? HA! Now there’s a priority right at the top of everyone’s list these days. Oh wait, what about illegal immigration. Kennedy is off base on that one too!

The support I am independently giving to Brown’s campaign is just that – my independent right to support whichever candidate I want. And you have the same right. The Tea Party endorses and supports no candidate. You and your wacky cohorts over at CSG really went off the deep end on this one. You misjudged our motives. We, unlike your organization apparently, do not exist to tell voters what to do. CSG has shown itself to one in a long line of “Special Interest Groups” determining voters are too stupid to figure things out for themselves. We already have too many groups like that. We are smart enough to make our own decision based on the principles we hold dear and the candidate(s) that adhere to them. CSG has proven themselves to be just another group of pseudo-intellectual elites living up in the clouds while the rest of us here on the ground are living in the real world, making real world decisions.

So my question is – DId CSG give any funds donated to CSG to Kennedy?

CSG Missive

Please do not take what Sen. Scott Brown out of context. Scott Brown’s response was twisted by the Boston Globe to cause some controversy. You believed what they wrote as gospel.

But after watching video of the press conference where Brown was asked about the tea party movement, it appears he actually was unclear about the premise of the reporter’s question, not the tea party movement itself.

http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/01/brown-tea-party-movement-what-tea-party-movement.php” rel=”nofollow”>CORRECTED: Brown: Tea Party Movement? What Tea Party Movement?