#MASen Video Update: Harvard Professor Elizabeth Warren “Catastrophically Anti-Business”

In Massachusetts  – on the heels of Elizabeth Warren’s recent television ad  falsely portraying the Harvard Professor as a champion of small business, the Massachusetts Republican Party today released a new web video exposing her real record on issues of importance to our job creators….

• And National Public Radio has a must read story outlining the “malaise” of Warren’s embattled Senate campaign.  Elizabeth Warren’s campaign malaise continues to mystify. However, as election season enters its post-convention phase, underlying reasons for her inertia have begun to emerge. The bad news for Warren is that they’re not easy to correct.  Warren’s candidacy appears spawned from Washington, D.C. – contrived by higher-ups in her party – and she’s done little over the past year to dispel that perception. She has shallow political roots in Massachusetts, having developed her public persona as a consumer technocrat in D.C. and as a special aide to President Obama. True believers in her party have fawned over her with descriptors like “rock star,” but to others – beyond those who wore funny hats and screamed on the convention floor in Charlotte last week – she’s come across as mediocre.   This is unfortunate for a campaign facing Scott Brown – the ultimate organic grass roots candidate. Brown earned much of his respect among the electorate the hard way, jumping onto the national stage as a consummate underdog.