Scott Brown is against regulatory reform. And not too convincingly.
Look, I get that the guy isn't a reflexive right-winger. He's moderate on some stuff and I think he really doesn't want to be the next Michele Bachmann. But this guy built his campaign on soliciting huge donations from Wall Street titans after Citizens United. Acting as though he's a gettable vote here is silly--he even campaigned against the issue, which was missed opportunity 4,598 in Martha Coakley's campaign, but I digress.
On the other hand, I suspect Brown will fully support whoever gets the next nomination to the Supreme Court. Not that it'll matter much, as these things never get filibustered, but it's the sort of follow-a-conservative-thing-with-a-moderate-one that Brown has been doing for the past few months. I want to know how the guy plays something like energy reform.
