Scott Brown says he won’t run for Mass. governor
Aug 22, 2013, 2:30 AM
BOSTON (AP) – Former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown says he won’t be a candidate for Massachusetts governor next year.
The former Republican senator and state lawmaker spoke Wednesday night WBZ-AM’s “NightSide With Dan Rea” radio program (
http://cbsloc.al/13H3Oey).
Brown had been mentioned as a possible GOP candidate. Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick is not seeking a third term.
Brown says he wants to fulfill his commitments to the law firm where he works, and to Fox News, where he is a paid commentator.
He told supporters at the Iowa State Fair on Sunday that he is “exploring a possible run” for president in 2016. That wasn’t mentioned on Wednesday.
Brown won a 2010 special election to fill the unexpired Senate term of the late Edward Kennedy. He lost in 2012 to Democrat Elizabeth Warren.
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http://cbsboston.com
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