It's rare that I agree with the ProJo's Charlie Bakst, but we are in harmony here: Matt Brown's Senate campaign is headed nowhere, fast. Brown, who found himself caught trying to circumvent campaign financing laws, has discovered that it takes more than reflexively opposing President Bush and scribbling in the Huffington Post to become the Democratic front runner, even in Rhode Island.
Thursday, March 16, 2006
What can Brown do for you? Nothing.
It's rare that I agree with the ProJo's Charlie Bakst, but we are in harmony here: Matt Brown's Senate campaign is headed nowhere, fast. Brown, who found himself caught trying to circumvent campaign financing laws, has discovered that it takes more than reflexively opposing President Bush and scribbling in the Huffington Post to become the Democratic front runner, even in Rhode Island.
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