Senator Scott Brown and NDAA 2012  

Many in congress realize that there is terrible, potentially unconstitutional language in NDAA 2012 that could be interpreted as to allow the federal government to us the U.S. military to detain U.S. Citizens, on U.S. Soil, and hold them for life; deprive them of the due process guaranteed us by the Constitution.
    Senator Brown voted in favor of NDAA.  We give him the benefit of the doubt that he believed this was 'good' legislation when he voted for it.  But, it should be clear to everyone at this point that, at a minimum, there is terrible ambiguity in this bill.  Many in congress are working on correcting the controversial language to ensure this bill cannot to be used to deprive U.S. citizens of their constitutional rights.
    We emailed Senator Brown on this issue over a month ago, and while he's responded to all of our emails in the past, he has not responded when asked if he will join the effort to fix this legislation.  This, to say the least, is very disappointing.  Our elected officials are sworn to uphold the Constitution.  You would hope, and expect, that in a case like this, they would take that oath to heart.  We don't know why Senator Brown is choosing to remain silent on this issue. 
    If you are as troubled as we are by this issue, we urge you to email Senator Brown and urge him to support the effort to 'fix' this bill.
    If we ever do get response from Senator Brown, we will be sure to share his response here.

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Mass. GOP chair concedes he gave money to Democrats

I've been hearing people within the GOP making excuses for this. There is no excuse for this. I know people that volunteered hundreds of hours for Baker while Maginn was donating to the campaign to reelect Deval Patrick! If the GOP is going to circle the wagons on this one and put Party above principle, they're going to turn away a LOT of people. Will you give them a pass on this?

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