GREAT SCOTT – AT 9:36 A.M. ET:  One of our astute readers, Dr. Jory Goodman, refers us to a terrific ad that Scott Brown is running for his Senate campaign in Massachusetts.  The race between Senator Brown and Cherokee wannabe Elizabeth Warren (aka Fauxcahontas, aka Liewatha) is becoming the iconic Senate race this year.

Both candidates are being flooded with donations.  Warren, in particular, has become the darling of the left.  The fact that she misused her vague "Cherokee" heritage is of no importance.  Hey, it's her narrative.  And liberals cannot live with themselves unless they win back the US Senate seat occupied by Ted Kennedy. 

Now Brown has come out with an ad being praised through the Republican Party.  It is seen as a model for other such ads.  From the Weekly Standard: 

Republican operatives in Washington are praising Scott Brown's latest campaign ad. The ad, a contrast spot being run by the Republican Massachusetts senator, shows that Brown's Democratic opponent, Elizabeth Warren, is to the left on economic issues of John F. Kennedy, Bill Clinton, Lyndon B. Johnson, Gerald Ford, and Ronald Reagan.

Instead of being in the mainstream, Warren, along with President Barack Obama, is shown to be an opponent of free enterprise. The ad is called, "Let America Be America Again."

"Devastating," says one Republican operative. "Long--but does a really good job of showing how radical the Obama/Warren view of the economy really is." The operative believes it should "absolutely" be emulated by other Republican candidates around the country, and adds, "it's such a positive message as opposed to the angry, negative Obama/Warren attacks on free enterprise."

"Powerful," says one top Republican Senate staffer. "I think Brown is touching on a central nerve of American body politic. It's a model for others to follow if they get as lucky with an opponent so far out of touch with American ideals."

The Senate staffer explains: "Americans want to believe in the American dream. Hard work, good morals, commitment to ethics and a little ingenuity can take you anywhere--that's what our parents taught us, that's what makes this land the beacon of hope for billions around the world--and if you're a candidate who disagrees with that fundamental view of America, then you don't deserve to represent Americans in the Senate."

Watch the ad here.  You won't be sorry.

July 25, 2012