The Massachusetts Senatorial race has turned into an exciting race, especially considering that seat has been occupied by Teddy Kennedy and been basically uncontested since 1962. It seems like its time for change. Democrat Martha Coakley and President Barack Obama are asking the people of Massachusetts to keep Ted Kennedy's seat in the democratic party. Perhaps its time for whoever occupies that seat to represent the people of Massachusetts. That's what having a Senate seat is, after all. The seat represents the people who vote for whoever is to sit in that seat. Its not Ted Kennedy's seat, its not a democratic seat, as Scott Brown said, 'It is the People's Seat'. Well said. It IS The People's seat and whoever sits there should represent the will of the people who put him or her there. In this case, The People of Massachusetts have a choice between Scott Brown and Martha Coakley. Brown is a candidate who has expressed a willingness and DESIRE to follow the will of the people, who will represent all the people regardless of what their party affiliation is, who promises to avoid infringing on the rights of the people and to never assume the seat he occupies is his. Coakley is the establishment candidate who apparently assumed she would ascend to the Senate seat because it was a 'democrats seat', she has vowed to rubber stamp the massive health care bill, she is being supported by the Washington insiders and the elite, she doesn't know how to spell Massachusetts (as <b>...</b>
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