Think Progress reports: Scott Brown Mum On Romney While Warren Praises Obama During Debate | Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown (R) didn’t mention GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney during Thursday night’s debate against challenger Elizabeth Warren. Warren reiterated her endorsement of President Obama at least three separate times, but Brown — who recently distanced himself from Romney’s claim that 47 percent of Americans are “dependent upon government” — wouldn’t say the GOP presidential candidate’s name. Instead, he praised Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. “I think Secretary Clinton is doing a great job,” he said. “I’ve told her that and I think she’s really a bright star in that administration. And I appreciate all of her hard work, especially with what’s been happening in Libya and throughout that region. She’s a tireless worker.”
Senator Brown during the debate not once mentioned he was republican, not once recommended Romney, and in general wanted everyone to concentrate on the single issue of just how accurate Elizabeth Warren's statements about her heritage seemed. Brown pointed out repeatedly that Warren did not "appear" to have any native American heritage. He of course had no evidence at all that her statement was inaccurate, just that she appeared not to have any native American blood.
Senator Brown during the debate not once mentioned he was republican, not once recommended Romney, and in general wanted everyone to concentrate on the single issue of just how accurate Elizabeth Warren's statements about her heritage seemed. Brown pointed out repeatedly that Warren did not "appear" to have any native American heritage. He of course had no evidence at all that her statement was inaccurate, just that she appeared not to have any native American blood.