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Bayh says Sen. Brown may be 'cure'
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| Contributor | Penn Con |
| Last Edited | Penn Con Feb 22, 2010 02:35pm |
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| Author | Henry C. Jackson |
| Media | Newspaper - Lafayette Journal and Courier |
| News Date | Monday, February 22, 2010 08:00:00 PM UTC0:0 |
| Description | Retiring Democratic Sen. Evan Bayh of Indiana said today that electing more lawmakers like new Republican Sen. Scott Brown may be the "ultimate cure" for partisan gridlock in Washington.
Brown's upset victory over a Democrat who held a double-digit lead a week before Massachusetts' special Senate election last month signaled that voters wanted "more practical problem solving," Bayh said in an interview Monday on ABC-TV's "The View.
"Scott Brown is a good example of what I think the ultimate cure might be," Bayh said. "My read on what happened in Massachusetts is the vast majority of moderates and independents rose up and said enough already."
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