Kenneth Canfield
retired
Boxborough

Scott Brown let me down when he voted to continue subsidies to filthy rich big oil.

Judith Ranney
Retired
Braintree, MA 02184

You have voted against unions and public workers and you don't have a clue about seniors

Jean Leventhal
Retired educator
Newton, MA

Voted too often lock-step with Republican obstructionists.

timothy sullivan

David Jervah
One Meadow Way
Groveland

Quite frankly, I did not vote for you, but Martha did not do a good job of campaigning so you earned the right to represent us. However you turned out to be too much of a

Carol Oliveira
Underemployed
Ludlow

Has sided consistently with Republicans on every important issue. Voted no on extending unemployment benefits. You sprinted up the mountain in Amherst rather than talk to people regarding creating jobs here in Western MA. You have never taken a position up front, total lack of leadership qualities. You certainly do not represent the working class voters, ELIZABETH WARREN will be getting my vote.

Mary Cole
marketing consultant
Norwell

Rohna Shoul
retired
Newton

by not pursuing the legislation that would benefit

Dawn Lussier
Homemaker/student
Charlton, MA

Voted for NDAA, dissed the Tea Party

Martha V. Strachan
Former Reading Specialists (retired)
Wareham, MA 02538

Not supporting Pell Grants.

Martha V. Strachan
Retired Reading Specialist
East Wareham, MA 02538

You have not supported scholarships

timothy sullivan

Stephen Battis
Retired Science Teacher
Middleboro

Support for 1% instead of 99%

Corinne M. Wingard
Agawam, MA

Jane Ahern-DeFillippi
Retired RN
Melrose

It is so disappointing that you deserted the citizens of Massachusetts to partner with the Republicans who have no interest in anyone but President Obama's job. You have shown Massachusetts your true allegiance. Ted Kennedy wanted his legacy to be a center where politicians can learn what it means to be an elected official for ALL Americans. It is too bad you could not have attended a learning session.

Edward B Blackman
Clergy
West Yarmouth

Florence Walker
Retired
West Newton

Scott Brown supported lowered taxes for the wealthy and has tried to straddle both sides of the fence most of the time so he could collect votes from both sides of the aisle.

Florence Walker
Retired
Newton

Bernadette Lucas
Teacher
Amesbury

More for big business than the 99 %

Elizabeth Wells
retired nurse
Colrain Ma 01340

he only votes yes if he is sure it wil lfail and n

Donald Sheehan
Electrician
Weymouth MA

never returned my phone calls in regard to unemployment issues, you only get a voice mail. So much for getting back to your constituents. He needs to support working familys, jobs, jobs jobs.

Lia
Unemployed/work part time
Newton

Seems to side with corporations, big oil, conservative more than centrist, etc.

Jon Tepper
Mgmt. Consultant
Newton

He has been deaf to the clearly voiced positions of the voters of MA. I went I visit his offiice on Capitol Hill back in April of last year to advocate for his support of a bill to outlaw sale of high-capacity bullet magazines for handguns -- just the type used in the Tucson shootings a year ago. The LCD who met with me could do nothing more than parrot the NRA party line about how gun control in any form should be lleft to the states. Sen. Brown ignores the fact tst MA voters have consistently voted for strong gun control in his state. So he is ignoring the wishes of his constituents

Carolyn Almeida
Social Worker
Springfield

He puts the interests of corporations and keeping money in their pockets over the needs of people struggling to live on fixed incomes (social security). He won't push corporations to pay their fair share of taxes.

Alice Knowlton
Retired
Milford

You have let me down by not working with the other side of the isle to work on fair taxes for the 99

Anne True
Proofreader
Rockland

Diane M. G. Parsons
Part-time retail clerk/retired educator
North Adams

Your vote against the president's jobs plan is limiting opportunity for young people needing to be lauched.

Darlene Whitney
unemployed
Worcester

You lied...you

Marie Owens
Massage Therapist
Dorchester

Raymond J. Antosh
Disabled
Boston

You have taken Big money from Wall Street and the KOCH Brothers whom have no interest in Massachusetts; but at the same time you are not backing Healthcare Reform! If it was up to Blue Cross and Blue Shield (BCBS) I would be in a wheel chair for the REST of my LIFE!!! I had to create my own recovery program using NEU PT students and SouthShore YMCA; and because of them I am now WALKING Again, it has taken me 5 years! BCBS only provided 60 PT visits of 45 minutes per year then they cut you off at middle of second year even if your still progressing. I have spent $5,000.00 fighting the appeal and BCBS spent $10,000 fighting against me for $4,000 of physical therapy benefits! There are Tens of Thousands of Massachusetts and Hundred of Thousands of the country's Disabled people that could use so much more therapy that PRIVATE healthcare insurance companies do not want to provide, so they can protect THEIR bottom line! We are putting people's health and long term well being. The disabled are living a sub par life style and are having their lives cut short due to Wall Streets bottom line and stock price! This is not an extravagated statement for I live it and see it everyday. I just wanted you to know this for every time you except Wall Street and KOCH Brother's money; and then especially voted down health care reform you are directly IMPACTING your own constituency by reducing their own well being and also reducing their life span. Tell me Senator Brown which side are you really on?

Maddy Davis
Boston University Staff
Boston

I accepted your win in the election. I hoped that when you went to Washington D.C. you would represent all of the citizens of our great Commonwealth not just your own party. You say your are bipartisan, but your record does not reflect your words. I believe you take the safe way and only cast your opinion and vote after it is clear your vote will not damage your standing in the republican party. People did not vote for you they voted against Martha. Some of the Democratic base may not have cast a vote. Please know that the voters of Mass are frustrated even your supporters. Shame on you.

Patricia Rackowski
Massage Therapist
Boston

You have helped maintain the Republican filibuster of most of President Obama's proposals to make him look bad.

Susan Keller
Real Estate
Medford, Mass

I am very concerned that Senator Brown in supporting tax benefits for the rich and not the needs of the middle class. He has joined the republicans to block any progress that has been offered to promote more jobs in America. He is shameless to be agains national health care when we have a good program in Massachusetts. He has been very negligent in represnenting his constiuents who are hurting. Thinking that the tax cuts for the rich would promote jobs is a fantasy that history has shown to be false.

Mary Richards
Environmental Analyst
Clinton

Scott Brown's first two votes were against lablor unions, against Obama's appointment to the Labor Relations Commission and the second against democracy in the workplace for workers who wish to organize.

Jo Ellen Boskind
Social Worker in private practice
New Salem

I am disappointed in his consistent alignment withment with big business over the "99%"

Jo Ellen Boskind
Social Worker in private practice
New Salem

I am disappointed in his consistent alignment withment with big business over the "99%"

Ken Farbstein
Needham, MA

Ruth Fisher
Retired
Acushnet

By talking out of both sides of his mouth!

Jay Wennemer
Conservation Agent
Marshfield

By not being independent but instead, following the Republican party line.

Barbara Elwell
retired
Chelmsford

I didn't vote for him in the first place. It is disgusting that Massachusetts has a republican senator.

Scott Letendre
Interlibrary Loan Assistant
Agawam

You supported big business,big banks,and Wall Street over the middle class.

Vera OConnor
Retired
Springfield

By not putting the people of Massachusetts first and by joining his fellow Republicans by continueing to destroy the United States of America. He and his fellow cronies are not acting in the best interest of the country, their only mission is to make sure President does not serve a second term.

Jean Thomas
Retired
Duxbury

By claiming to be independent, and voting the Republican self interst whenever he could

Monica Winters
Teacher
New Salem

Deborah Seele
Teacher
Whitman

You supported big business over the working class, you failed to vote to keep student loan funding.

Rev. Ellen M. Frith, M.Div.
Interfaith Minister
Somerville

Patti Batchelder
Office Manager
Georgetown

Not having a single-payer health plan is literally killing me - slowly but surely. Scott Brown might as well join Al Qaeda.

Lizzie de Rham
R.N., Indoor Air Quality advocate
Cambridge

He votes on behalf of big business and Wall St., and rarely for the benefit of citizens without whose work the country would stop functioning.

Bonnie Faith-Smith
self-employed writer & teacher
Cambridge

Mary Palmer
Hospitality in the Berkshires
Lee

Go away! We need a senator who will support The People.

Patricia Panitz
Retired
Centerville

Brown said he would be independent, but he's really just another Repub serving the interests of the wealthy and business.

Daniel Belachew
Receptionist
Cambridge

Scott Brown voted against the American Jobs Act to put the average person back to work. He's really hurt our economy and puts the special interests before the people.

Christina Kemprecos
Financial Advisor
Dennis Port, MA

in every way; but not unexpected.

Susan Julian Gates
Publisher
Chelmsford

don
tutor
waltham

I wish Scott would let the Senate take up-or-down votes on important issues. Instead he supports filibusters that thwart the will of the majority.

Cynthia Rodrigues
retired

Your voteing for the big oil companies in stead of Medicare.

J. Michael Gilbreath
Budget Manager
Wayland MA

Voted against expanded student loans that would expand access to higher education.

Barbara Blume
Retired
Centerville

On all of the important issues Scott Brown has sided with the Republicans; it is only now that Elizabeth Warren is ahead in the polls that he sides with the Democrats. Some independent he is not!

Corinne M. Wingard
Retired
Agawm

When his vote is the one that counts he always votes against the interest of the people

Coinne M.

Alexander Z. Warren
retired
Newburyport

Anne M Rousseau
CFO, at a non profit housing corp
Jamaica Plain

In every way

Susan J. Miller
writer and editor
Cambridge

Phyllis Novick
retired
Acton

Failure to help our cities

Ted and Grace Curtin
Retired
Plymouth

Elizabeth Malone
Registered Nurse
Southwick

He does not represent the best interests of the working class.

John Cowl, MD
Physician
Pembroke

You haven't been the independent consensus builder whom you portrayed during your campaign. Universal healthcare is a job builder. Your own state leads the nation in providing a healthy work force and still, you are committed to depriving the rest of the nation of that same benefit. Despite your position as a Republican, apparently you haven't learned that the upward mobility of workers in the rest of the industrial world outpaces American workers mostly due to their availability of health care. I thought you cared about jobs and workers. You ought to be ashamed of yourself.

David Bloch
Randolph

Carol C. Baimas
Hingham

Joel Patterson
Teacher
Cambridge

Watering down the Wall St regulations--allowing deceptive traders to vacuum up money that could have been invested in honest companies.

Barbara Burgo
Community Activist
Taunton

Voted NO on Equal Pay and additional assistance for the unemployed and so much more!! We gave you a chance and once you got to Washington you forgot who WE were!!

Ann-Elizabeth Barnes
Great Barrington

richard toole
carpenter
oak bluffs

John Young
Unemployed
Boston

Not fighting for social security and Medicare

Emanuel Wenig
Retired CPA
Longmeadow

not supporting the middle class & voting with us when we didn't need him.

Claudia Stern
Education Consultant
Andover

Voted against Heath care bill

Richard Morrissey
Electricain
Millis

You have proven time and time again you are a puppet of the Republican "us first" movement & Wall Street. You have shown desire to help the people that were foolish enough to believe you when they voted for you. You sir, should be ashamed of yourself, but alas I am sure you are not

jean bagnaschi
carlisle
ma

Nazda Alam
Social Worker
Weston

No more inequal distribution of power and wealth. Lets take care of the " little people ", those are being neglected for long. It is time re-build our middle class , the back bone of our country. Elizabeth Warren will be able to do that job, not you, Scott Brown. We do not trust you based on your last two - year track records. We will elect some one who will take care of those little people.

Tom Duke
Unemployed
Longmeadow

Glenrose Tamesar
Nurse
Springfield Ma 01109

I wrote to you about Fannie Mae evicting Families who can afford to pay rent after Foreclosed on due to losing some of their income but still working. You have yet to reply to my letter. I am very disappointed in you as a Massachusetts Senator. You let me and other Families down.

Frederick King
Retired
Wenham MA

He has signed Norquist's no tax raise pledge.

Jose C. Pangan
retired MD
South Hadley

Faith Evans
Clinical Social Worker
Ipswich, MA

Cora Leonardi
retired educator
Rockland

You are unwilling to vote to end tax breaks for the super wealthy.

Susan Bonchi
Marketing professional
Newton

Martha Rodao
Self employ
Lexington MA

Maria Edwards
Systems Analyst
Hull

Not representing the majority interests of the middle class!

Damian Curtiss
Educator
Hull, Mass/

Your lack or readiness to extend unemployment benefits at such desparate times confounds and angers me. This failure to act promptly on behalf of those most in need parallels your unfortuante all too readiness to support tax breaks for the millionaires. God save us from such myopia and insensitivity.

James F. Hill
retired
Franklin

I'm very disappointed wtih your support of oil companies by attempting to limit the powers of the EPA.

Jeff Knochin
Analyst
Canton,MA

Lydia Vivante
art gallery director
Wellfleet, MA

Evan
England
Norwood, MA

You hide behind a veil of "independence" but when push comes to shove you fall right in line where the GOP leadership wants you.

Mimi Gordon
Reitired child care licensor
medford

you support the interests of business and not the interested of ordinary citizenss struggling to make ends meet.

Paul Bevilacqua
Retired College Administrator
Newburyport

Marie Broudy
Non-profit Gallery Manager
Truro, Ma. 02666

Naomi Dreeben
Social Worker
Swampscott, MA

You should have supported the Jobs Plan which would have put thousands of Massachusetts residents back to work.

David Kent
Teacher
Falmouth, MAA

By supporting the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy.

Sylvia Kaneko
psychotherapist
Newton

Against health care, against jobs, for wall street

Margaret Levin
Scientist
Cambridge

He voted against creating jobs!

Jim Shea
Retail
Worcester

Peter Tocci
Pipefitter Local 537
Groveland

GARY SLOPER
HOTEL MANAGER
BOSTON

IN ALL WAYS/WE NEED LIZ!!

Margaret Hannigan
Retired
Milford, MA

You have refused to use your votes to protect the environment.

Cynthia Bissell
Web Developer
Grafton

Actually, you are exactly as I thought you would be, which is an embarrassment to the progressive state of Massachusetts. You won Senator Kennedy's seat with out of state tea party money. The people of Massachusetts will not let this happen again.

Kevin Smith

Sharon Koperek
Retired
Housatonic

You don't fight for the middle class!

Connie J. Orcutt, DVM
veterinarian
Brookline, MA

by not standing up for environmental issues and economic issues affecting the middle class

Kevin Connolly
painter
south boston

stood with the interests of billionaires

kevin connolly
painter
south boston

lori makin
unemployed
Gt. Barrington

Catherine beckman
Corp communications mgr
Shrewsbury

Voting with McConnell way too often

Les Taylor
Sales
Marshfield

YES!

Joyce Adams
Controller
franklin

Claire Durocher LaBonte
Teacher
CHICOPEE

Guy Williamson
Engineer
Natick

As a Republican interested in big business you were consistent. As a friend of the 99% you were less than hel[pful. Elizabeth Warren has the heart and mindset of someone who will help the 99%, so I'm voting lfor her.

Rozann Kraus
Dance Activist
CAMBRIDGE

Caving in to Wall Street is just the tip.

Janet Rutan
Retired
Marlborough

Greg Robertson
Writer
Quincy

Scott, your actions to protect the banks that caused the recent banking crisis, while working against consumer protections, is off-the-charts unacceptable. And taking money from the kings of environmental destruction, the Kochs, while working to destroy the consumer protections of the EPA? That's just blatantly stupid. Good-bye, Scott. You're outta there.

marnie edwards
victim advocate/therapist
west tisbury,

Parwez
Integration Engineer
Framingham

He has not been the independent voice that he claimed to be. He has not supported the President's jobs programs, even though these bills would have caused only the slightest tax increase on the wealth. He presents himself as a "regular-guy" who drives pickup truck, but he is looking out for the top 1% first and foremost.

Elizabeth Lareau Whitcomb
teacher
Northfield

He claimed to be an independent thinker, but he turned out to be another Republican who supports big business and hurts the middle class.

Michelle Drumm
Senior Center Director
North Grafton. MA

Jayne Hyde
Benefits Administrator
Burlington

You have not represented hard working citizens of Massachusetts

John Kleschinsky
Researcher
Everett

Sen. Brown voted against summer jobs for youth even though he benefited from the same program while he was growing up. http://massuniting.org/files/2012/01/Fact-Sheet-Brown-Record-on-Jobs-Unemployment-11212.pdf

gary Kellenberger
Registerd Nurse
Blackston, MA

You are more concerned with wall street firms than with th peopl of massachusetts

Patricia Rochefort
Leicester

Ray Drewnowski
Organizer
Easthampton

David Barrat
Attorney at Law
Acton

He has become part of the problem rather than being part of the solution. His vote last year that denied creation of jobs for Massachusetts voters clearly illustrate his priorities to protect the wealthy. We need to yank back the "peoples seat."

M. C. Rosenfield
Retired educator
Mattapoisett

James T Lundgren
Retired teacher still working 20 hrs/wk
Plympton

M. C. Rosenfield
Retired educator
Mattapoisett

Remember, Social Security is not an Entitlement, it is an earned benefit, in respsone to our lending government money to use until we need it to help supplement iyr retirement...

Pat Dennee
Sales Manager
Harvard

Votes with radical right 95% of the time.

Marianne Karmel
photographer
Newton

not only have you sided with big banks and big oil - you put my name teaparty mailing lists and now I'm getting calls from Newt

Jutta B.Hicks
retired
Boston

Scott Brown has never taken a position up front, rather waited to see how the political winds were blowing and then offered one after the fact. That is not a leadership quality u

Katharine Kush
Retired
Boston MA

Lawrence Nelson
Retired teacher
Beverly

Robert Butler
Sheet Metal Worker
Canton Ma

on every issue!!!

Sylvia E. Cuomo
Retired
Amherst

often you put the interests of Wall Street and big he puts banks and corporate interests ahead of Massachusetts families.

Margaret Rolph
Walpole

Davida Michaels
RN
West Springfield

No support for health care

b rose
retired
watertown

Hold Wall Street responsible and regulate the banks.

Jerry Ouellet
Retail
Provincetown

Steven Sutherland
Retired
Williamstown

Voted against the Obama jobs program

Roberta Apfel
retired
Jamaica Plain

Replies to calls and emails without answering questions posed, just sending the standard form on any given issue. Going along on party lones insted of thinking independently most of the time.

miguel Legere
Boston

He hasnt let me down because I never voted for him..I never wanted him in office and he was voted in by these clown shoes who vote in our state..Now we have to go out of our way to vote him out of office

Mark A. Govoni
Halifax

Robert S.Edwards
Volunteer
Wellesley Ma

People with disabilties needed a cost of living increase you gave a tax cut to the rich and wall street please make millionares and billionares pay there fair share dont cut social security or medicare for those who need it the most.

barry roth
florence

When I was laid off from my technical job, I desperately needed to retrain my skills to meet the requirements of MA employers. Fortunately the federal governemnt extended benefits and allowed me to retrain. I am now employed paying taxes and rebuilding my savings. Scott Brown voted against the extensions that rescued me and turned me into a taxpying contributor.

martin LaCarbonara
retired
woburn mass

Lelia Lloyd
Professor (& proud of it)
Boston

Lets see – there is DREAM, Defense of Marriage, unemployment benefits, Jobs Bill, Pell grants, etc., etc., oh and the little things like clean air and water, all sacrificed in the name of the imaginary “job creators” and not raising taxes (i.e. only for the rich). Has any one in MA not seen their property taxes go through the roof since the Bush tax cuts? Guess those don’t count. Perhaps most disappointing is he thinks the people of MA are so stupid that we have no idea of his voting record. We do!

Robert R. Holt
Truro MA

John Hennessey
webguy
Weston, MA

I am disappointed that on almost every issue Scott Brown has voted the WRONG way, whether it is jobs, the environment, financial regulation, taxes, you name it.

Linda Callahan
Rockland, MA

Your not listening to the people who voted for you, I was one who didn,t vote for you and won't vote for you this time around

Phyllis Edinberg
Retired Educator
Worcester,MA

You have been a great disappointment by voting with the Republicans dependent upon the Tea Party members rather than voting with your own original thoughts for the betterment of all Americans! You have shared responsibility for the impasse in Congress. Congress is about negotiating and getting things done - not the way this selfish group of Republicans has chosen: anything but let Obama get credit for something. This deadlock is indefensible and must "STO

Maxine Wolfset
Mashpee, MA 02649

You voted against Pres. Obama's job bill and that you support tax breakds for big oild companies rather than fight for Social Security & Medicare.

Mrs. Michael Salabanzi
Broker in Real Estate
Brockton MA

Sharon Hucul
R.N. Childbirth Educator
Boston MA

We need to increase taxes on the wealthiest among us so as to create a better society for all. You have shown yourself to be another no tax under any circumstances Republican. We need a Senator who is flexible and willing to do what works -- not what the party elites tell him he can do. My daughter has special needs and will always need supports from a society based on kindness, caring and sharing and not personal greed. You have let us down.

Helen Bakeman
Retired
Belmont

By voting strictly along party lines on more than 90% of votes, it seemed as though you were representing Mississippi rather than Massachusetts.

Melvin Curtis Poindexter
Political Organizer/Activist/Strategist
Watertown, MA

We’re disappointed that you voted against President Obama’s jobs plan because you weren’t willing to ask millionaires and billionaires to pay their fair share.

SOPHIA JEFFERY
RETIRED
Springfield

Maureen Floryan
Retired Teacher
Jefferson

By not voting for the President's jobs plan

Dawn Nelson
Teacher
Jamaica Plain

You have not taken the independent stance that you promised to on th majority of issues. You opposed the Obama job bill when jobs are the most important issue just because it was the persidents idea, and became a part of the congressional molassas that has stopped this country from solving this problem.

Gail Richmond
retired
Peabody, MA

by voting in lock step with Republicans and NOT doing the work that the majority of the citizens of this Country want.

Donald G McKee
Union Pipefitter
Hanover

Being a Republican

Allyne Pecevich
Director
Brockton,MA

You need to represent all the residents of Massachusetts!

Anthony Oldcorn
Professor
Wellesley

By getting elected.

Albert Hartheimer
Architect
Lanesborough, MA

michael marsile
attorney
salem

Joel Watson
Retired
Jamaica Plain, MA 02130

Bruce Thomas
Professor
Stow

Shawn Fitzgibbons
Fundraising
Boston, MA

Simply, he has trampled on the interests of Massachusetts families. How could he vote against the payroll tax cut, the American Jobs Act, the EPA, health care, infrastructure and even care for 9/11 first responders. He is way out of touch with MA citizens.

Sue Hays
Realtor
Brockton

You have not looked out for the middle class!

Ronald Weintraub, M.D.
physician
cambridge

J Griffin
Academia
Reading

Because all attempts to add jobs to the economy were halted by the Repubs whose only goal was to get back at Obama, a hard-working family member who has worked only on and off is losing her home.

albert n powers
rehab counselor
worcester ma

he has not supported mass jobs or entitlement programs

Nelson
Real Estae Proffessional
Essex

Aline Sosne
retailer
stockbridge, Mass

Stephen Guthrie
Cabinetmaker
Cambridge

John May
Service Clerk
Franklin Massachusetts

I've written Senator Brown on many occastuions and never received more than a form letter in return. I wrote Elizabeth Warren once, and she replied bakc to me, personally. Scottt Brown has yet to hold a town meeting where I live, or anwhere in the state to my knowledge. Elizabeth Warren came to my town this month to talk to us and to listen to us. I get the feeling that I am not rich enough to attract the attention of Scott Brown. I

Ronald A Sweet
Music teacher
Arlington

Sharon Gaffney
Occupational Therapist
Canton, Mass.

Robin Hubbard
Retired
Orleans

You only act as an independent when you ge t permission and the go ahead from your Republican senate handlers. You have never opposed the republicans on anything where your vote was the deciding vote.

Margaret McBride
retired teacher
Greenfield

By not protecting the people or the environment, but rather going along with the Republican party in protecting the rich and trying to make it easier for them to become richer.

Ruth Shapiro
State Committee
Newton

Charles DiPompo
citizen
Foxboro

You were right, it wasn't Kennedy's Seat, but you have turned the People's Seat into Big Oil's Seat! Shame on you, Scott.

Ellen Valade
Retired
Acton

Bill Foley
Sales Representative
South Hadley

Sarah McKee
Retired/Therapeutic musician
Amherst

Voted to deny summer jobs to 11,000 Mass. young people - though he'd benefited from a public job when he was their age. Oh - and he voted to gut your and my constitutional rights when he voted for the NDAA.

Burt Buchman
unemployed for 10 months
Tyngsboro

Extremely disappointed . Why won't you hold a town meeting Senator?

donald J. Long
Retired
Sandwich, MA

He voted against extending employment benefits for people that had no other means to survive. A vote for Scott Brown is a vote for the rich one percent.

Sheila Togo
Simply Sheila
Rockland

Michael Schade
Executive Director
Watertown

not protecting social security

Andy O
Student
Newburyport, MA

Billions in tax breaks for corporations and millionaires while cutting funding to give low income students access to higher education? It's just wrong.

COLONEL ROBERT FREITAS
NORTH DARTMOUTH

Votes Party over Country

Frances Burke
Integrity International head
Boston, MA.

Let us down by voting against Jobs for teenagers, the Obama Jobs bill, for big banks & Wall Street. Fran

Sheila Webster Togo
Simply Sheila
Rockland, MA 02370

pj foley
technician
quincy

Debbie Jones-Steele
Retired
Brookline

I have never gotten a person to speak with me when I have called your office - you interest in hearing from your constituents is non-existent.

Tyrone Housey
Department Head
Ludlow, MA

Voting against unemployment benefits

Darlene Dearden
Natick

Ralph Bartlett
small business owner
Mashpee, MA

The Dodd/Frank Act was designed with a mechanism to unwind financial institutions viewed "too big to fail" and required bailouts to prevent the collapse of our financial system. The ACT was to create a reserve funding mechanism built from taxes on the firms. You managed to gut the provision and simultaneously complain about bailouts. You continually amaze and disappoint your constituents.

Gary Ortiz
Tax Specialist
haverhill

By not approving the dream act, by not been clear with what he wants, all I see he does is to be opposit to Barack Obama, we don't need a President enemy we need a legislator that bring progress to our State not a political fan, we need a real working men or women there and sorry Mr Senator but you are not that peroson.

Norman Levey
Consultant
Northampton

You said you would be an independent voice. You have always supported the filabuters and the Republican right-wing agenda. What a disappointment!

Patti Epstein
Office Manager
Braintree

He's no Elizabeth Warren.

George Kriebel
physician
Northampton

as above, plus not friendly to the environment

Carol and Eric Streiff
Boston

Our social security depends on younger people having jobs. You should have supported Pres. Obama's jobs plan and increasing taxes.

Joan Holt
Retired
Truro

He's a Republican and the Republican Party is destroying the country.

Diane Saxe
retired
Graft on

Simon Thompson
Student
Cambridge

You haven't been an accessible representative. When was the last time you held a public town hall?

Barbara Hartrich
retired
Boxford

You supported Republican blocks of votes for people nominated for important positions rather than allowing an up or down vote and you voted against every aspect of President Obama's jobs bill. You just now are trying to appear more willing to compromise because the election is approaching. How could I trust you to compromise if you were elected?

Linda Sophia Pinti
consultant
Cambridge

Mary E Deeg
Eastham

Glenn Wiech
Self-employed
Milford

He helped filibuster a bill that would have created a tax incentive to create jobs in the US. Currently, there's a tax incentive to outsource jobs.

Ronald Bruzda
Entrepreneur
Oak Bluffs

Margaret Geisler
retired
Brewster

Mark Gorman
unemployed
Malden

Another way that you let us down is your belief that we have a spending problem and not a revenue problem and then using this to justify not extending unemployment compensation.

Brittani Haywood
Student
Cambridge

By not standing up for ALL students in the Commonwealth

Tom Lebach
Retired
North Falmouth

Sylvia Barnes
Systems Operations Manager
Cambridge

By voting against all the issues that have been important to Massachusetts. By being the opposite of what Senator Edward Kennedy was.

Paul G. Yorkis
Real Estate Broker
Medway, MA 02053

Massachusetts exports tax revenue to Wahington, DC. Your refusal to support ear mark funding for Masschusetts colleges and universities, road, bridge, and other transportation projects, health care research and more means that we have less chance to bring Federal Tax Dollars back to Massachusetts.

Gil Hoy
Lawyer
Boston, MA

Daniel Marino
retired teacher
Methuen

Voted with Republicans most of time

Karen Grover
Sales
Watertown

Hasn't done enough to challenge lenders who renegged on mortgage modifications

Michele A Carney
disabled sadly
DENNISPORT

By leaning too far to the right. Sen Brown has walked a fine line, however his inability to put what is right & just for the citizens of this Commonwealth, remains bleak. Because of his oh so right wing leanings.

Nathan Tufts
Retired
Northfield

Caved in to corp. lobbys

Bob Ferrari
Retired Educator
Medway, MA

Voted against Middle Class Tax Cut Act (S.1917)

Tom Newman
Chief Scientist
Williamsburg

Mary Frances Best
Librarian
Milford

Scott Brown you let us down by not helping people find jobs by voting against Obama's jobs plan, by not giving more consideration to working families in Massachusetts and less to the big banks and corporations who don't pay their fair share. We won't take a chance with you again.

Wendy Robinson
Healthcare analyst
Northampton

He has joined with the more radical obstructionist Republicans too often.

Linda HIckey
Health Information
Stoughton

You want people to pay $6,000.00 per year more for Medicare.

Cyrus Radford
Programmer/Analyst
Harvard

By not putting the people he was elected to represent before the interests of his party.

Douglas Renick
Florence

Elaine Almquist
Marketing
Medford

Senator Brown voted against extending unemployment benefits, and to cut Pell grants for 135,000 students in the Commonwealth.

joe mckee
executive director AIDS Project Worcester
Marlborough

One of the first acts he undertook after being elected was voicing his support for torture; followed by his anti-workers positions, his refusal to work with our president even when the president reached out to republicans, and it goes on and on.i

Peter Pescatore
Operations Manager
Cohasset, MA

By being disingenuous with your vote timing on the summer jobs program you showed me that you are just an empty suit.

SANDRA W. SHERWOOD
Retired
CAMBRIDGE

He has let me down as detailed in the letter.

Anne Beauregard
unemployed
Brockton

yes

John Dolan Jr
Norwood

Elizabeth Caruso
Attorney
South Easton, MA

Kathryn N. Cunningham
Baker Apprentice
Taunton

Senator Brown and his republican allies should pass legislation that would give the unemployed 99 weeks of benefits. No one wants to be jobless but families don't want to face eviction or foreclosure if their unemployment benefits aren't extended for the 99 weeks. By the grace of God, the first Obama Stimulus Package saved my life and I am grateful to receive that financial benefit.

Vicki Zwerdling
Boston

Gail Bambrick
Communications Writer
Dover

Philip Mighdoll
Retired
Princeton

He's a pawn of the 1%ers.

stephen marks
iuui
Quincy

by supporting interest groups rather than his constituants

David H. O'Reilly
Finance Director
Marshfield, MA.

He has not stood up for the working class. He does not vote for the middle class. He has not been a leader or kept his promise to the voters of Massachusetts.

Kathleen Vanyo
Unemployed
Somerville

Senator Brown has been an advocate for Corporate, Republican & Personal Greed & for the Destruction of Middle Class & Impoverished Families. His ultimate goal was to undermine President Obama the man elected by the people to bring about change that is in the best interest of the 99%... Massachusetts needs another "Roaring Lion of the Senate like our Beloved Ted Kennedy" which is Elizabeth Warren not another minute let alone another term for Scott Brown.

Brenda Troup
retired
Bolton

He voted against the environment and against the interests of normal constituents in favor of huge oil and financial companies.

Judith Davidson
stock advisor
Orleans

Geoffrey Feldman
Software Developer
Lowell, MA

Brown's whole focus is on what he sees in the mirror. Whether he voted left or right, he never could explain himself and the only obvious answer was his own future and nobody elses.

Theresa Weinheimer
Architect (unemployed)
Manchester-by-the-Sea

Has put interests of the 1% ahead of the 99%

Rosemary Jackson
Employment Specialist
Springfield

Scott Brown, although you truly didn't let ME down, because I didn't vote for you, but acquaintances and other people who normally would have voted democratic, took a BIG chance on you and you did let them down. As i predicted, you put the evil republican agenda ahead of the interests and good of the people of Massachusetts and the people of the United States. You were never and will never be the Man of the People, but will be the Man of Wall Street and a puppet of the republicans! Elizabeth Warren will win despite your money war chest!

Douglas Baird
Ceo
GeorgetownCeoG

Just plain either missing or simply a follower on too many Senate Votes.critical senate vo

Patrick McQuillan
University professor
Westwood

I thought you would be a compromiser and bridge builder but you are kow-towing to the Republican powers that be.

Adam Becker
Attorney
Westwood

Shirley Mulford
Director of Human Resources
Boston, MA

Like many other Republicans you are more interested in preventing Obamas re-election than saving this country from economic disaster.

David O'Reilly
Finance Director
Marshfield

Andrea Burns
South Boston, MA

By consistently selling out the middle class time and time again. One example, of many, is not voting for the legislation proposed by Congressman Levin which would tax capital gains at the same rate as other income.

Carol Y. Kelley
Newtonville< MA

William & Charlotte Peed
retired
Weymouth

Claire B. Naughton
Retired Teacher
Foxboro

You have protected the wealthy 1%. Trikle down does not work--it's more like "Trickle On

Claire B. Naughton
Retired Teacher
Foxboro

You have protected the wealthy 1%. Trikle down does not work--it's more like "Trickle On

Dennis naughton
retired
Foxborough

I'm disappointed that you never took a leadership role on LGBT issues.

Reginald Tardif
Retired
Georgetown, Ma. 01833

Like many other Republicans you are more interested in preventing Obamas re-election than saving this country from economic disaster.

Betsy Smith
Adjunct Professor of ESL
Brewster

By voting consistently with the Republican't majority against the interests of the 99%.

Olga R. Beaver
Professor of Mathematics
Williamstown

Ethan Ruby
Grad Student
Stow

Not supporting Obama's jobs bill, or any environmental bill. He joined the obstructionists rather than compromising to get things done!

Rev. Elinor Yeo
Retired Clergy
Newtonville

voting against Obama's Jobs Bill; continuing to call Elizabeth Warren "Professor" which is actually an attempt on your part to put her down by insinuating that she is a "mere intellectual".

Nora Boedecker

Somerville

By putting the interests of the richest 1% against everyone else, but still pretending he's "one of us."

Eric N. Rutan
Retired teacher
Marlborough, MA 01752

Leon A Brathwaite II
Retired
West Tisbury Ma 02575

By voting Republican agenda that does not include any jobs for Massachusetts

Doug Kuhlmann
Math teacher
Newbury

Failure to vote for the jobs bill. Failure to increase taxes on the wealthiest among us.

Ray Iasiello
fitness instructor
Milton

reversing statements he made to get elected and voting just the opposite to hurt the people of this state

Stuart Cleinman
Arlington

Your representation is not true representation of the people. You do not allow people to talk to you unless it is staged. Nothing is allowed in discussion by a constituent unless it is arranged. In my many years (I am close to 60), I have never seen an elected official represent the public in this manner.

Jack Lull
Web Developer
Boston

Following too much of the Republican rhetoric driven by the Tea Party

Mrs E Orton
Ins und.
Braintree, Ma.

Speak for the citizens of mass not the big businesses

Paul Houlihan
Energy efficiency consaultant
Sandwich, MA

Scott Brown has consistently supported the interests of wall street, big banks and insurance companies over the needs of the people of the Commonwealth. He has actually voted against legislation that would have brought or restored thousands of job in Massachusetts. He is all about Scott Brown and his future political aspirations over the needs of Massachusetts and its residents. He's a classic lead form behind kind of guy. We need a leadeer who will address and speak for the thousands of residents who are facing foreclosure, out of work, losing their benefits, and having to leave school due to lack of funds. We elect that leader in November 2012. .

Sheila Murray
Small Business Owner
West Stockbridge

His support of the Paul Ryan Budget bill

Charles Gillis
Librarian
Winchester

Gary Gonsalves
Office Manager
Boston, MA

By putting the interests of Wall Street and big banks ahead of Massachusetts families to voting against President Obama’s jobs bill.

Joe Amato
Engineer
Ster

Bryan Ferreira
Ops Supervisor
Millbury

Carol Jussaume
teacher
Fall River

Scott Brown has undone much of what Senator Ted Kennedy achieved not only for the people of Massachusetts but for all U.S. citizens who are part of the 99%. As far as I'm concerned the biggest mistake the people of Massachusetts ever made...other than the Salem Witch Trials...is electing Scott Brown to Ted Kennedy's seat. He is a disgrace! I'm so glad I did not vote for this man because I knew he was a fraud, saying only what he felt would get him elected and knowing that he would betray us in the end. Down with Brown; up with Warren!

Louis Cerrone
Retired
Sandwich

By repeated siding with Wall Sreet, K Street lobbyists, big oil and other big business. I am very concerned that he has taken more money from Wall Street and the financial industry interests than ANY OTHER SENATOR. These actions on his part belie the assertions that he makes about himself---that he is independent, a moderate and the most partisan person in Congress. I recently saw a video of senator Brown literally begging one of the Koch brothers to contribute to his campaign. When he represents the interests of Wall Street, K Street, big oil and the Koch brothers, he cannot be representing us (the other 99%).

Kathleen
Vanyo

Tom Jordan
Truck Driver/Retired teacher
Berlin, MA, USA

I can't say he let me dow, because I fully expected to take the side of the rich, big business, and banks.

Joan McGrath
Admimnistrative Assistant
Newton, MA

By backing all the millionaires and ignoring the people living on medicare and medicaid.

Bill Campbell
Analyst ( employed)
West Newbury

He hasn't helped pay down the debt. Warren Buffet will match it!

Jay Coburn
Activist
Truro, MA

Brown opposed Marriage Equality in Massachusetts and has refused to support the will of the people of the Commonwealth by working to repeal the Defense of Marriage Act. Brown has also voted to gut the EPA, end unemployment benefits and cut funding for summer jobs -- a program that he personally benefited from when he was the child of a single parent and part of the 99%

William D. Eldred
Professor
Watertown

You support the rich and Wall Street and not regular people

William D. Eldred
Professor
Watertown

You support the rich and Wall Street and not regular people

Ellen Dickinson
retired
AMHERST

We want someone who will represent the 99%

Carol Berkowicz
Service Delivery Manager
Whitinsville MA

His support of Wall St not the middle class

Lanny Kutakoff
Dedham

Vote against Jobs plan, anti-LGBT, what's with all the big bank support?, etc.

Cynthia Dyer
Registered Nurse
East Falmouth, MA

Carole McAuliffe
retired
Wellfleet

voted in block with Republicans on a number of very significant issues

Doug Campbell
Plumber
Wakefield

voted against extending unemployment benefits

David A. Buchsbaum
Newton

He has lived up to most of the fears about him that I had when he was elected. Still, I really had been hoping for better representation from him.

Anastasia L.
Scientific Writer/Editor
Melrose

Voting for Big Industry instead of The People of Massachusetts

Jim Brennan
Retired
Melrose

Cares more about the 1% than the 99%.

Richard Branson
Attorney
Boston

You may drive a truck but you don't drive legislation beneficial to our state.

Gail Mitchell
Scientist
Westwood

I'm very disappointed that you voted so often you didn't represent the people of Massachusetts and instead voted as your party wanted - especially on tax issues

Helen Thorington
Jamaica Plain

Pamela Worth
Writer
Somerville

He's not a leader. He caters to the lunatic fringe at the expense of the people of Massachusetts.

Elsa Aviza
retired/special education
Framingham

Scott you do not have the courage to put people before profit.

Laurent McDonald
Southbridge

Putting corporations before people. His focus is on special interest.

Charles Lacombe
Dorchester

Walter W Horan
retired
Marblehead, MA

Voting against Pell Grants, Unemployment Comp. extension while voting FOR subsidies to Exxon And other major oil companies shows that his interest is not with the people but is with the corporations.mo

Michael Kennedy
English Teacher
Newton, Ma

He's not my candidate, and not my party--pun intended

Maxine J. Yarbrough
Retired
Sudbury

Yes

Stephen Patt
Pepperell

Mary Ellen Palermo
retired
Lynn

CandaceK
Consultant
Boston

He said he'd do the right thing, regardless of party - but he votes Republican even when it's against the best interests of Massachusetts. I didn't vote for him before, and I surely won't this time.

Raymond Niedowski
Retired
Marshfield

Let me count the ways. Oops, too many to mention.

Michael A. Covais
Attorney
Quincy

By not being in favor of increasing Pell grants

JANET DURKIN
INNKEEPER
WAQUOIT, MA 02536

all of the listed in the letter - he did not represent his constituency; and too often voted a straight party line. Oh how the Senate (congress in general) since we lost Ted.!!!!!

Bruce Burgess
Retired
Norwell

By siding with the GOP leadership

Bob L.
Retired/consultant
Alford

Scott Brown has not let me down. I expected nothing imaginative, useful for growing the economy and providing jobs for the poor and middle class (he can take no credit for the lower unemployment rate in MA), and zip for health and education. He has met everyone of my expectations.

Brunetta Wolfman
retired academic
Provincetown MA 02657

He has followed the Republican line in a totally submissive fashion.

Evelyn Smith DeMille, MS, MPH, LICSW
Executive Administrator, Elizabeth and George L. Sanborn Foundation for the Treatment and Cure of Cancer, Inc.
Arlington

By breaking his promise to think and vote with benefits for INDIVIDUAL people (NOT CORPORATIONS) being the #1 PRIORITY!

Joanne Klova
Staff Assistant
Millbury

Carolyn Barthel
Homemaker
Mendon

He voted for the interests of the 1%, Wall Street and the big banks.

Andy Friedlich
startup consultant
Lexington

Perpetuating the myth that trickle down economics works.

Hannah Banks
Architect
Newton

Where does he stand? Senator Brown never owns up to a position until it is time to vote.

Barry and Judith Walraven
Retired
Williamstown

By voting with the Senate and against the people who elected him!!!

Naomi Zeitz
Editor
Conway

anyone who opts to supports banks, big corporations and does not ask the rich to help the poor in my book does not deserve to serve as an elected official of the US gov't. in case he has forgotten history this country was founded on the premise of equality and the end of serfdom and domination by money interests and the church. oh well. another bites the dust. maybe we elect the up and coming woman who is running.

David Schreiber
investment advisor
Arlington

By supporting the 1% at the expense of the 99%.

Rodger Kingston
Photographer
Belmont

By being a lock-step Republican and an automatically anti-Obama Republican

Lisa Lemieux
Administrative Organizer
New Bedford Ma

Lillian Castner
Winchester

Ada Rosmarin
Educator
Milton

Dan Partan
professor
Boston

voting against the interests of the people

Hanna Gerhard
Retired
Winthrop

By joining the right wing exremists in their effort to destroy the social safety net. Millions of Americans depend on Social Security, Medicare, food stamps, Medicaid, etc. A society is judged by how well it serves the interests of their most vulnerable citizens. You have failed that test. Plus, on a personal note, I will never forget your vote against the Dream Act.

Lora Maurer
project manager
Brookline

Elizabeth Lozano
Professor
Brookline

Elizabeth Lozano
Professor
Brookline

Mary-Ann Greanier
Writer
Plainville

Scott Brown has let me down for the 14 years that he has represented me in one office or another. But, really, Scott does not represent me at all. He represents the rich and the influential. He is the most politically expedient politician I have ever seen. He has been a disappointment since he first went to the State House in 1998.

Deirdre Curran
Physician
Longmeadow

By making the lives of my young patients worse by failing to support their parents!

Norma Shulman
Technical Writer (self-employed)
Framingham

When I was facing an early cut-off of unemployment benefits, your office told me you would not vote to reward the unmotivated. You let us down big time by voting repeatedly against unemployment benefits.

Paul J. Giorgio
President, Pagio, Inc.
Worcester

lynne
psychiatric social worker
dalton

By not supporting the President's jobs plan. By accepting so much money from wall street so he couldn't be for the people who votedhim into office. By being arrogant and disrespectful of Elizabeth Warren.......

Sheila M. Tucke
Psychotherapist
Westford

By not working for the middle class.

Tevfik Arguden
Environmental Scientist
Barrington

By being a strong supporter of the 1%

Henri J Bourneuf
Library Administrator
Cambridge

James K Hadcroft
Retired
N. Falmouth

You support corporations over people.

Lanny Kutakoff

Jobs plan vote, against tax breaks, anti-gay, etc.

Charles Stott
Consultant
Nantucket

Failure to support equitable tax cuts

John Nichols
East Orleans

pro-corporation votes

Shola
Friedensohn
Cambridge

David Noe
Strategy
Brookline

I have not seen him or heard him talk ONCE - even though he claims to be "engaged."

Judy Kendall
retired
Weymouth

Scott Brown voted with the "party of NO"

Karen Oshry
educator
Boston

You too are in bed with Wall Street, benefiting generously from their handouts. You don't believe we should increase taxes on the 1% and I do. and more.

Adriana Di Cecco
Topsfield

Cantor Devin Goldenberg
Minister/Educator
Worcester

You have not represented the interests of everyday working people in our state. You have voted to benefit the intersts of banks, Wall Street and those who have filled your campaign chests. There's more to being "of the people" than photo ops in a pickup truck. Now that you're facing a re-election battle you've made a few votes that might help us, but sadly it's too little, too late.

Richard J Person
Retired
Milford

Has not worked for the seniors in Massachusetts.

Jim Cabral
Teacher
Deerfield

Mary Cook
Retired
Taunton

By not fighting for more taxes on the wealthy. By not fighting harder for Social Security and Medicare benefits for the middle class.

Francine Molay
Project Manager
Wenham

Austin C.
Researcher
Cambridge, MA

You had a chance to be our Mr. Smith

Anne Tate
architect
Somerville

Kristina Bigdeli
student
Brookline, MA

Frederick P Andresen
Software Engineer
Holyoke

Listened to the (Republican) party, not the people.

Brenda Marshall
Executive Admin
Auburn, MA

Jean Inglis
Nahant, MA

Nicole LaChapelle
Educational Director
Easthampton

Voting against student loan programs he himself benefited from when he was in college.