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Previously he represented the Massachusetts districts of Norfolk, Bristol and Middlesex in the State Senate. He claims to be a conservative and stresses his record of fighting wasteful government spending and higher taxes. However, he has voted for a Democratic jobs bill and avoided connection with the [[TEA Party]] movement since his election, leading many to suspect he is a [[RINO]].  Brown believes in a culture of family, patriotism and freedom.<ref>[http://brownforussenate.com/senator-brown Scott Brown for U.S. Senate]</ref>

Previously he represented the Massachusetts districts of Norfolk, Bristol and Middlesex in the State Senate. He claims to be a conservative and stresses his record of fighting wasteful government spending and higher taxes. However, he has voted for a Democratic jobs bill and avoided connection with the [[TEA Party]] movement since his election, leading many to suspect he is a [[RINO]].  Brown believes in a culture of family, patriotism and freedom.<ref>[http://brownforussenate.com/senator-brown Scott Brown for U.S. Senate]</ref>

Brown was defeated by [[liberal]] Democrat [[Elizabeth Warren]] in the 2012 election.

Later, in his bid for reelection, Brown was defeated in the heavily Democratic Massachusetts by [[liberal]] Democrat [[Elizabeth Warren]] in the 2012 election.  Brown subsequently ran for the [[U.S. Senate]] in [[New Hampshire]], and won the primary but lost the general election.

==Career==

==Career==