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"The speculation is over and the campaign has begun for Republican Scott Brown, the former Massachusetts senator who is hoping to return to Washington by way of New Hampshire.VIDEO: Scott Brown to run for Senate in NHBrown formally announced his campaign Thursday in Portsmouth, where he lived as a baby before moving to Massachusetts.\"Starting today, I am a candidate for the United States Senate for the state of New Hampshire,\" Brown told supporters.He accused Democratic incumbent Jeanne Shaheen of being a rubber stamp for President Barack Obama, and criticized her support for the federal health care overhaul law.\"It forces us to make a choice - live free or log on. \u00A0Right? Live free or log on. \u00A0And guess what? \u00A0Guess what? In New Hampshire, guess what we choose? We choose freedom,\" Brown said.Brown said if he goes back to Washington, he won't be anyone's yes man.\"We don't just follow the crowd wherever it's going. In government, especially in government, we expect more of ourselves than just to follow a party boss or a party line,\" Brown said.Democrats and Brown's Republican primary opponents have hammered away at the former Massachusetts senator's choice to run for office after living in New Hampshire for just a few months.\"Well I think that's one reason why his negatives are so high -- the people of New Hampshire, the more they know about Scott Brown, the less they like him,\" said Ray Buckley, chairman of the New Hampshire Democratic Party.Former Gov. John Sununu contends Brown is more New Hampshire than incumbent Shaheen.\"She votes with Elizabeth Warren. She votes with Markey. She is the third senator from Massachusetts,\" said Sununu.\"Is the race about being from New Hampshire, or is it about policy? No, of course not. It has nothing to do with that. When I'm traveling around, no one's asking me where I'm from, they're asking me about how we're going to get rid of Obamacare and who is responsible for it,\" Brown said."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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