Scott Brown's Cross-State Tour yesterday pulled larger crowds that that of President Obama. Obama's one stop at Northeastern University on behalf of Martha Coakley, drew an estimated 2,000, while Brown, making a stop in Worcester, filled one hall with 1,500 had to open up two more venues to hold overflow (approximately 1,500). In addition, those that could not get into the venues and out of the rain lined the streets of Worcester trying to catch a glimpse of Brown. There was an opposition rally in Worcester with the Mayor of the City and about a dozen Caokley supporters.
Coverage from New England Cable News Network More video on site here
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Thank you for sharing the NECN clip. The outcome of this single senate race in Massachusetts has such a tremendous bearing on the future of America, our rights, and our liberty ... so much so ... that my wife and I donated to Scott Brown's campaign in both time (phone calling) and money. It's such a pleasant surprise to see that your great state has become a little less blue on the eve of tomorrow's great Massachusetts Miracle!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nEoW-P81-0
Hi Jimmy, the atmosphere here feels like a second revolution is taking place - it is Brown, Brown and Brown - we are not, however, complacent with polls going from a tie to 10 points (for Brown), it is not without a bit of skepticism regarding the honesty of the opposition that will allow anyone to stay home - rather, it is making us all confirm we are getting those voters out there (not to mention keeping an eye on all polling places - just in case.)
I want to be able to call my friends in outside Mass. on Wednesday and say the People's Republic has made a significant change. The only way that can happen is the continual support from friends like you! Thank you, my friend and Give my best to your wife!!
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