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“It’s not the Kennedy seat…”

By John Batchelor on January 13, 2010 at 10:30 AM in Current Affairs

The YouTube Moment.  

Handsome Scott Brown achieved a political debate classic — thanks to the lordly perfection of Professor David Gergen of the Harvard Kennedy School — by swiftly and colloquially shrugging off the ancient regime with “…it’s not the Kennedy seat, it’s not the Democrat’s seat, it’s the people’s seat…”

The YouTube phenomenon makes it possible to encapsulate the whole of the debate with the lackluster Martha Coakley into one unrehearsed moment of passion and history.

Here is a teachable moment for how to conduct an insurgent campaign against an overwhelming state machine in a change election.

The modesty is salted with a tiger-like leap on the mousey assumption by David Gergen that Scott Brown is unworthy or disrespectful of the history of the Senate seat he aspires to.

Brown quickly returns to the message, but a replay, and another replay, shows that Brown understood that he struck, and that Gergen understood that he had been struck, and the pose of senatorial confidence in both of them right afterwards reinforces the joy of how suddenly history changes.

Brown goes from being a challenger of the once and future Kennedys to being a champion of an alternative future, a post Kennedy Massachusetts.

It is mythologically deft. It is a moment that will stand up long after this contest is resolved.

Apology Tour Fizz.

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The GOP vigilantes have clearly organized overnight to focus the next seven days on Massachusetts. Team Coakley launched a negative ad on Brown right after the debate, and Team Brown responded so fast that it seems as if someone has the playbook (below).

There are atmospherics in Boston that are arranging to make the January 19 vote a center ring event.

The Patriots are out of the Superbowl hunt, so Sunday is not an obsessive pursuit.

Harry Reid’s antics and endless mea culpas make the Democratic national operation, especially for the Senate, look to be clumsy folly in the hands of punchy pols from Searchlight, Nevada.

The Obama White House has been caught up in the Reid Apology Tour Fizz and is clearly off its game.

Long since in the gossip of the campaign (since September of this year) is that Scott Brown was a Cosmo centerfold in 1982 while he was a Boston College 22 year-old: Brown is now officially the UnKennedy stud.

Robert Gibbs was peculiar to the point of delusional yesterday when he commented on why POTUS was not going to fly to Boston to campaign with Coakley. The Kennedy family may be too late to close this gap.  Bill Clinton is sked to go into Back Bay on Friday for Coakley; however this is more of the gossip nightmare of “Game Change,” since the first and only question the media will have to throw is about the “fetch coffee” line that Bill Clinton supposedly told Ted Kennedy about Candidate Obama.

Donnybrook

Boston loves a donnybrook.  Boston is a clubby Irish salon when it wants to be.  It can close the doors and dip potatoes in salt and sip beer and sing about politics till the cock crows.

The mania for the Brown vs. Coakley race will overwhelm the background noise of the 60th healthcare vote.  Love the rumor that Harry Reid will delay the swearing in of a Brown victory and rush through the vote with the stooge Paul Kirk for Massachusetts.  Also love the rumor that the SEIU is going to get out the vote with the usual pranks and perambulating buses makes the expectation of Election Day and voter fraud much more thrilling.

The smart guy ops are claiming that a low turnout favors Brown.  This is hooey.  Massachusetts is mostly an Independent registered state.  A large turnout will indicate that the Indies have decided to have their moment after seven decades of the Kennedy Autopilot.  While Massacusetts slept, a kid from BC showed up to start a new narrative.   

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  • Peggy Sue

    I’ve been reading some pro-Coakley lists and the outrage over Brown’s “touche moment,” the Kennedy seat remark, is almost comical, a clear indication that it drew blood. 

    Though I have empathy for Coakley, I can’t understand why she left Massachusetts last night to attend that fund raiser in DC, an event sponsored by the Big Insurance and Pharma lobbyists.  Talk about a tone deaf move!  They could have held the fundraiser without her in attendance and without the publicity that went with it.

    I do not understand what the Dems are doing anymore.  And apparently neither does the Massachusetts’ electorate.  Brown has a staggering lead among the unaffiliates.  And if they come out?  Coakley and the Dems will have a bloody nose on Tuesday night. And they’ll deserve it.

  • jangles

    The stud photos do have that jfkjr look to them.  Will that help or hurt the Brown one?  I think the fact that this election is just to elect who will fill out the remainder of Kennedy’s term works in Brown’s favor.  It means more liberals who are po’d on health care may be willing to risk a Brown vote knowing they could return to their Dem roots in 2 years.  (Assuming they still want to).

  • sowsear

    They are beyond arrogant, that’s why.

  • mountainaires

    What is wrong with Democrats?! Have they lost their minds? They continue to give Glenn Beck the BEST material. It’s like they have a death wish in that party. They’ve–as they say on the tubz–lost the thread! 

    First of all, they think this bill is already a done deal. Second of all, they’ve announced they won’t certify Brown if he’s elected, so they can push their “done deal” on everyone. Then, they announce that once this deal is signed into law, THEN they’re going to go on the road and “sell it” to the American people [an admission that they’ve failed to convince anyone, and are dictating from the top down. They’re in a hole, but they can’t stop DIGGING. 

    Idiots. 

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/01/13/white-house-dems-planning_n_421532.html

    Democratic Party officials are openly declaring that they will refuse to seat the duly elected senator from Massachusetts, for no other reason than because they don’t like how he will vote on a specific piece of legislation–even though the people elected him to vote that way. The pledge not to certify Scott Brown is an assault on representative government itself.
    This is a development that turns the Massachusetts special election into something much bigger and more basic. The issue in Massachusetts is no longer just the fate of the health care bill. The issue is: who is in charge here–the politicians or the people? Are they our representatives–or our rulers?
    Note the justification offered for the plan to block Brown from voting on the health care bill if he wins: the idea that this is “Ted Kennedy’s Senate seat” and therefore shouldn’t be used to vote against Kennedy’s agenda. To this question, Brown provided the best answer in Monday night’s debate: “With all due respect, it’s not the Kennedys’ seat, it’s not the Democrats’ seat, it’s the people’s seat.” 
    The Democrats’ arrogant sense of entitlement to power is part of a larger pattern: a systematic expression of contempt for the governed. The Democrats have turned against democracy. 
    http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2010/01/13/democrats_contempt_for_the_governed_99863.html

  • Cindy

    The Democratic Party’s assumption that it should always be Teddy’s Senate seat, may just be “A Bridge Too Far”
     (sorry about the pun….couldn’t help myself)

  • lark

    I am long convinced that those who participate in government are our rulers. So I am not surprised.

    When ‘chaos’ comes, because you can’t eat gold, those who invest in gold will find that their gold will only buy them 1/4 of what they paid for at best. Maybe the people of Haiti will be able to send us aid.

  • Tuppence 411

    Boston may love a donnybrook, but the clubby  salon no longer is calling the shots in MA.   From local races and the recent primary, it appears  to me the Dem “machine” in MA is hobbled right now. ( Deval Patrick anyone?)   Look at how Capuano was their pick. What did they deliver? Boston and Amherst. No surprise there. Martha pissed off the machine with her support of Hillary to the end and her gall to announce before heir apparent Joe Kennedy made a decision.  She still cleaned their clocks. 
    Martha will lose if the Democrats of old don’t turn out. The Dems who delivered the 2008 primary to Hillary over Obama over the objections and threat of the machine.   If she can’t get them to leave their house on a cold Tuesday morning after a long holiday weekend, the unenrolled will push Brown over the top.  

  • lark

    I am long convinced that those who participate in government are our rulers. So I am not surprised. 
     
    When ‘chaos’ comes, because you can’t eat gold, those who invest in gold will find that their gold will only buy them 1/4 of what they paid for at best. Maybe the people of Haiti will be able to send us aid.

  • Tuppence 411

     As a MA voter, let me tell you,  that response ad  was absolutely the most effective ad I have seen to date on either side of this race. Those two men pictured sitting and smiling with Coakley?   They are the very unpopular, failing governor Deval Patrick and  the corrupt Sal Di Masi- fomer Speaker of the Statehouse .  One of many of a long line of indicted speakers  MA has seen.  That is one slick ad. He gave her a good shot  while all the time being positive. If he can connect her in the minds of voters with the crap at the Statehouse, her people will stay home while his comes out in droves. 

    Martha on the otherhand is taking her cues from the Dems in DC- going negative, raising money with lobbiests instead of staying true to herself.  She is nuts and should know better!

  • Anonymous

    I dislike Brown’s sexism, how condescending he was to Coakley during the debate.  It was very offensive.  I’m disturbed he sponsored a bill to allow Catholic hospitals to deny rape victims the morning after pill – that is an outrage.  But I also don’t want another Democratic pansy in Washington.  And what schadenfreude it would be for the “Kennedy” seat to go to a Republican after how Kennedy stabbed Hillary in the back.  Talk about poetic justice…

  • mountainaires

    He sponsored a bill to “allow Catholic hospitals to deny rape victims the morning after pill.” 

    Well, first of all, Catholic hospitals shouldn’t be forced by the government to violate their religious principles, since that would be government violating the First Amendment rights of a particular religion.

    Second of all, as I understand it, Brown sponsored a bill that would establish a 24-hour waiting period prior to abortion in cases of rape. I don’t have a problem with that; asking someone to pause, to have all information they might need to make an informed decision, is wise counsel. Rushing into a decision isn’t necessary, though some may want to allow emotion, shock and trauma to guide an impulsive decision, I have no problem with Brown’s position.

  • mountainaires

    Brown’s “sexism?” Are you kidding? 

    Read the whole article here:

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/01/08/AR2010010803591.html

    “Who the heck is Scott Brown? Start with this: He’s Joe Six-Pack with a law degree and 30 years in the National Guard. A lieutenant colonel with the Army’s Judge Advocate General’s Corps, he is also a triathlete and a Mr. Mom to his busy wife, Boston TV news reporter Gail Huff. The couple has two daughters, one of whom, Ayla, was a 2006 “American Idol” semi-finalist and is a star basketball player on a four-year scholarship at Boston College. The other, Arianna, is a pre-med student at Syracuse.

    [...]

    [Brown] supports a woman’s right to choose, for instance, though he opposes partial-birth abortion and federal funding for abortion and believes in strong parental notification laws. He opposes same-sex marriage but believes the decision should be left to states. He would not vote to overturn the Defense of Marriage Act but does not favor a federal constitutional amendment declaring marriage as between a man and a woman.

    On fiscal matters, he favors tax cuts, opposes the current government expansion and would oppose a second stimulus bill. He has praised President Obama for both his decision to increase troop levels in Afghanistan as well as taking his time arriving at that decision. He criticized the president for being “too slow” in responding to the panty-bomber and thinks we should treat terrorists as war criminals, trying them in military courts.

  • SoCalDem

    I’m hoping Brown can pull it off. I had no idea he was looking out for Catholics on the abortion issue. Thank God!!

  • Onofre’s arm

    Thanks mountainaires for the bio on Brown. WOW! Let’s just cut to the chase; Brown for Senate in ’10, and Brown for President on ’12!

  • Anonymous

    My goddess you are a rape victim and you end up in a catholic hospital and they are going to force you to bear the rapist’s child and you think this is ok???!!!

    A hospital is a public utility. So are doctors and pharmacists. None of them should be allowed to deny anyone legal, medically necessary care.

  • Cindy

    moutainaires….Thanks!
    I didn’t know anything about Brown til now.

  • Peggy Sue

    Although it’s getting ahead of Tuesday’s results, I think if the Dems were foolish enough to delay the seating of a newly elected Brown, it could be the last straw.  I suspect all hell would break out. 

    Public rage is teetering on the edge as it is.  If the Dems throw another match, they could easily start a fire they could not put out.

    They want a real Tea Party?  They might actually get it.

  • AnnieCarmel

    I did send him a donation.  Happy to see he’s putting that $1million he collected yesterday to good use.  I’m sure that’s why he could respond with lightening speed.  The response ad showing her with the corrupt old boys combined with his standing straight forward in his family kitchen couldn’t have been lost on MA voters.  He looks/sounds substantial and real.  Sorry Ms. Coakley had to be such a insurance/pharma sell out but then she’s just following her party’s lead.

  • AnnieCarmel

    I do pray that the MA voters will find it refreshing to shake the Kennedy Krap from their heads…Post Kennedy MA, indeed.  It’s past the time for that.

  • AnnieCarmel

    “…force you to bear a rapist’s child”????  My goodness that’s a gigantic leap.  I do believe there’s a window of time even for the “morning after” pill.

  • AnnieCarmel

    Lark:  If paper money will be worth zero, I think you’d feel lucky to have 1/4 of its value to exchange.  After the Civil War, that’s how Southerners lost everything.  The Confederate money was worthless, not accepted as tender.  They couldn’t pay taxes, buy goods, etc.  The Carpetbaggers came in and exploited their “chaos”.  It’s not hard to see why the bitterness toward the north lasted for so many generations.  My family was one of those.  I was in my twenties before I realized I had an instilled dislike of people from the North East = Yankees = devils.  It was just the way things were…never questioned it.  We could see this applied in future circumstances as well toward various segments of our society (Bankers?).

  • AnnieCarmel

    “liberals who are po’d on health care may be willing to risk a Brown vote knowing they could return to their Dem roots in 2 years.”

    Not likely.  I was a liberal Dem once.  I think many here were.  From my experience, once you leave there’s no justification to go back.  I don’t even like being in the same room with these filthy pols.  It’s worse if you gave money and time to them in the past.  This is one time when I can say “Never Again” and know for sure it’s the truth.

  • Peggy Sue

    Who is talking about anyone “forcing a woman to bear a rapist’s child.”  We’re talking about not mandating Catholic hospitals to violate their religious principles.  My understanding is that the morning after pill is effective up to 72 hours after intercourse. And if the woman is hospitalized for an extended period and finds herself pregnant, abortion is a legal option. She still has a choice.

    Do I agree with the Catholic stand on the issue?  No, I do not.  Nor do I agree with forcing people into doing something they find morally repugnant.

    I’m sorry, I did not see Brown’s debate participation as sexist.  It was, however, very effective.  He countered Gergen’s snotty question about “Ted Kennedy’s seat” and Martha Coakley’s ineffective claim that he was merely a Bush-Cheney wannabe. 

    Because he won the debate does not make the man a sexist.  It just makes him a good debater.

    I have no idea if Brown is what he appears to be: a reasonable moderate, Republican or not.  But I do know that he has captured the public’s seething rage at the way the Dems are doing business.  I’m a Hillary supporter but this is no longer about Hillary Clinton. This is about people having a voice in what’s going on in DC, particularly when it comes to healthcare reform [a bill that does not favor women, btw].

    The roar has been out there all along.  If Brown wins Tuesday night,  DC will be forced to listen.

  • Judy in NC

    I just sent Mr. Brown some Nawth Cackalacky dollars.

  • Mary Cusack

    Ted Kennedy was a boozing murderer who leached off his brothers’ legacy. 

  • Peggy Sue

    Ted Kennedy is dead and should be left to rest in peace.  And though he had many personal problems, Senator Kennedy fought hard for the equitable treatment of women, workers and minorities.  He might have caught the coattails of his brothers and family name, but he ended with a legacy of his own.  And it wasn’t all bad. 

  • guest

    Go Brown Go!  Go Brown Go! And I used to be a real Dem and still  a die hard Hillary Clinton supporter.  But will do all I can to help Scott Brown win and stick it up Obama’s ass.

  • Cindy

    Peggy—-Ted Kennedy did not want a woman to be President!
    No matter how you spin his position on women’s rights, you can’t get away from that fact.

  • Peggy Sue

    Cindy, he still did some good.  Did I agree with Ted Kennedy all the time, on all positions?  No.  But that’s the case with any politician.  Even a Hillary Clinton.

    And I’m not spinning his position on women’s rights.  He had a solid position.  If the rumors are true about his objection to a female POTUS then he was wrong, in my estimation.  But that doesn’t negate everything else.

    We have no saints in our midst.  And if saints exist at all, they’re certainly not part of the political class.

  • Anonymous

    i thought debate moderators were supposed to be neutral.  david gergens  question to brown   sounded like “how dare you, a republican, think you can have kennedys seat”  browns answer was  a classic.

  • tango

    Gergens direct questions to Brown were significantly different in content and detail and intent than those posed to Coakley.  Coakley got some softball Obama type questions. 

    “The debate was moderated by CNN’s David Gergen. Near the end of the debate, he had two questions for Brown and Coakley each. After putting Brown on the spot over Roe v. Wade and “climate change,” Gergen turned to the Democrat with his hardest hitting questions of the night.
    “Do you think it was right to insist on three people being at the debate?” Gergen asked Coakley. Yes, she did.
    He followed up with this doozy: “As you look back on the campaign, do you have any second thoughts on how the campaign has unfolded?”
    “Absolutely not,” she said.”

    http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/brown-and-coakley-debate-massachusetts

    Gergen should be ashamed of himself and not moderate anything more strenuous than high school class president candidate debates for the forseeable future.

  • bayareavoter

    I was for Coakley before I was against her!

    I know there are a lot of older Dems, like my parents, who ONLY vote for Democrats, no matter what. I hope those people stay home and lots of angry, fed up voters go out and vote for “change” by voting for Brown!

  • Cindy

    Peggy—-what do you mean “if the rumors are true about his objection to a female POTUS”???? He supported a man OVER a woman in the democratic primary season!!!! remember????? That’s about as in-your-face-I-don’t-want-a-woman as you can get. Teddy did NOT want her to be the nominee…..and it’s impossible to run as president if you’re not the nominee.
    What a patheic jerk he was to do that to all of us women. Supporting Hillary for president is where it counted!!! Not a senatorial voting record.

  • Cindy

    Bay—are you “bayarea” from hireheels?
    Good to hear from you. I totally agree with you, too.

  • Peggy Sue

    I was talking about the rumor that he was against “any” woman in the POTUS spot.  Yes, he supported Obama.  A mistake in my mind. But so did the entire Democratic leadership.  Without the work Ted Kennedy and others did on behalf of women, all our lives would be far more restricted.  And that “does” have to do with legislation.

    There’s a difference in not supporting any women and not supporting a particular woman.  And there were/are plenty of rumors indicating that Teddy Kennedy had problems with the Clintons themselves, both Bill and Hillary, for things said or not said about JFK, about the Kennedy legacy, etc., etc., etc.

    If you want to remain forever pissed at Ted Kennedy, that’s your right.  But he’s dead, the election is over and we’re living in the now.

  • Cindy

    Peggy—I think you must be alot younger than I. I have been waiting since 1968 for a viable female presidential candidate, so that we (women)  can have a shot at the White House!  Teddy and the rest of the Dems kept promising us, all through the years, that it WOULD happen.
    He lied. They lied. And I will grant them NO excuses. None.
    I’m sorry, but your forgiving attitude is one of the reasons nothing changes. But, I’m sure you mean well. 

  • bayareavoter

    I’m with you, Cindy! And no, I won’t forgive him for backing BO over a woman.

    Plus, it was ridiculous that he was able to continue in his career after Chappaquiddick (slightly worse than lying about a bj in the White House). He was no RFK!

  • bayareavoter

    I have been over at hireheels but I’m always bayareavoter. And funny, I just replied to your comment up above.

  • Peggy Sue

    Trust me Cindy, I’m not all that forgiving in this regard.  But Ted Kennedy is dead. And he did do some good, even for women.  You may not agree but the record is there. 

    There are bigger fish to fry.  And they’re still breathing in and out in DC.  They’re the ones who deserve our wrath.     

  • Peggy Sue

    PS: And the list of shame is not exclusively made up of male politicians

  • lark

    Check out these rulers:

    http://www.myfoxny.com/dpp/news/local_news/new_jersey/100113-mother-arrested-for-cursing-at-principal

    I’m telling you we will be made to salute very very soon. It just doesn’t cost them anything to have the Sheriff at your door.

  • Patience

    Harvard is losing prestige, no doubt about it.  And I hate to say it but the Kennedy School seems like a pasture where beyond-their-prime hacks like David Gergen graze until retirement.  That he’s always ”lauded” for having worked for both parties for so long just proves to me that he’s an unprincipled and convenient hanger-on.  I’ve never heard him utter anything truly interesting.  He’s a DC survivor, nothing more.  And if that’s what students want to learn about these days, God help us. 

  • Cindy

    Many white people in the 60′s and 70′s “did some good” for blacks, but did not want a black to be President (i.e. Shirley Chisholm).
    Using your logic, there’s nothing wrong with not wanting a black to be Prez, if you’ve helped them along the way.
    Hitler is not breathing, so again using your logic, we should not defame his name. Hmmmm. OK………
    Good luck with all of that, Peggy Sue.
    On a lighter note, did you know that the Buddy Holley song “Peggy Sue” was originally “Cindy Lou”?  When Buddy and Cindy broke up, he changed it. At least that’s the story here in Texas.
    I thought you’d get a kick out of that.

  • WestVirginia304

    Time for shame or pride is over.  It is time for representation.

  • Peggy Sue

    Don’t be ridiculous!  You’re comparing Ted Kennedy to Hitler?  Get some perspective.

    Our conversation is over!

  • Cindy

    Peggy-I did not compare Teddy to Hitler….Jeeze—It’s sad you’ve got only one tune to play.
     Good luck to you.

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  • Obamastolemycountry

    The guys at Hillbuzz call Brown Senator Hottie McAwesome!  LOL!

  • FranSC

    “I don’t understand what the democrats are doing.” 

    They are thinking they will win at any cost – just like campaign 2008.
    Since 2000 when Gore lost by a thread (and should not have), the dem leadership has been understandably angry and the reason they started planning this take-over.  They knew from 2000 that nothing would happen to them regardless of the tactics used.  They had learned the courts will not do anything in the face of blatant fraud because ‘they do not get involved in partisan politics’, giving that responsibility to party leaders. 

    Remember the HBO movie about the 2000 election and post-election.  The Bush people were described as ”street fighters” while the Gore people waited with not much fanfare.  Apparently, whoever is directing the dem strategy is playing the street fighter role on everything these days. 

    I believe Brown can win with all the diseffected independents, but my biggest concerns are voter fraud – voting dead people, absentee ballot plundering, “fixing” the voting machines for the desired result, as per another HBO documentary.  I firmly believe that is why NC went blue in 2008.  I was living back and forth between NC and SC in 2008, voting absentee in NC.  It was startling how the county and state elections boards were teeming with 0bama supporters when that state has been solidly red for years!  My absentee ballot got “lost” in the mail.  I was told they would send me another ballot.  At that point I demanded the ballot numbers, interrogated the elections board employee/volunteer, and told them flat out I did not trust anyone in light of what had gone on in 2008. 

    I’m still not sure whether somebody voted my ’lost’ ballot or not, helping carry the state for B0.  Scarey.

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  • Objective Analysis

    Scott Brown has that touch…

    He did a carpe diem and will probable pull this off just like Reagan did to Mondale and Carter.

    The amazing thing is Brown is right.  It is the people of MA seat.  Not Kennedy Royalty or DNC positioning from Kennedy’s legacy.

    IT IS THE PEOPLE RIGHT’S TO DECIDE WHO BELONGS IN THAT SENATE SEAT.

    Amen to that.

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