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I’m a Mass. resident, volunteered for Brown in his first run, made phone calls and stood outside in the snow holding a sign for him. A couple of weeks after the election I get the news that he’s playing basketball with Obama. I didn’t stand in the snow so he could play basketball with Obama.

I’m not voting for senator in this election, unless it is to primary Brown. Let Warren win as far as I’m concerned and my logic is this: If we keep voting Rino’s like Brown into office so they can vote along with the Dems on all the crucial issues and write weak legislation like Brown’s attempt to limit insider trading by Congress, which will do nothing to stop the practice, then how will voters ever see the errors of their ways and stop supporting Dems and Dem-lites?

And as far as a Republican majority, let me ask, what the hell have they done with it when they had it?

So whoever is calling me from Brown’s campaign asking me if I’ll volunteer again I guess this is my answer. For the rest of you, keep your money to donate to someone you can trust to reflect your values. Brown is in this to fatten his pension, I’m not contributing to that.

I too donated and worked for Scott Brown. Not this time. I’ll put my money and effort toward specific Conservative candidates, here in MA or elsewhere.

Jeff Perry, Scott Brown, and Mitt Romney - All cut from the same cloth.