New York Magazine
by Margaret Hartman
April 6, 2013

When explaining why, after much speculation, he decided not to run for John Kerry's Senate seat, Scott Brown said he didn't want “to do five races in six years and raise another $30-$50 million and then go and participate in a Congress that’s really dysfunctional and extremely partisan." Instead, the former Massachusetts senator joined a Boston law firm and became a Fox News talking head, but it seems his effort to quit being the subject of constant political speculation isn't working. When asked on Thursday night if he's considering challenging Senator Jeanne Shaheen, a New Hampshire Democrat, in 2014, Brown told reporters, “I’m not going to rule out anything right now.”

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http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/201...for-senate.html

"he didn't want “to do five races in six years and raise another $30-$50 million and then go and participate in a Congress that’s really dysfunctional and extremely partisan."

He sounds like a normal person to me.