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    Scott Brown joins Fox News

    Scott Brown (Alex Brandon/AP)

    Former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown has found a new home in politics: Fox News announced on Wednesday that it's signing him on as a network contributor.

    “Sen. Brown’s dedication to out-of-the box thinking on key issues makes him an important voice in the country, and we are looking forward to his contributions across all Fox News platforms," Bill Shine, executive vice president of programming, said in a statement.

    Brown recently passed up the opportunity to run in the special election to replace Sen. John Kerry after losing his own bid for re-election to Democrat Elizabeth Warren in November.

    Brown positioned himself as an independent-minded Republican in that race in an attempt to win over the state's many independent and Democratic-leaning voters.

    “I am looking forward to commenting on the issues of the day and challenging our elected officials to put our country's needs first instead of their own partisan interests," Brown said in a statement regarding his new position at Fox.

    Since leaving office in early January, Brown has drawn attention from political observers for his frank and pedantic Twitter usage after taking over the Twitter account once controlled by his staff. "Just spent the morning cleaning the garage. Ugh," he wrote Jan. 11.

    Brown will make his Fox debut on Wednesday night on "Hannity."

    1,354 comments

    • Matthew  •  1 day 7 hrs ago
      I would like to say he has some real balls to be on Fox, but thanks to his Cosmo picture we all know it only took a thumb to cover his small man parts.
    • CertifiedBusman  •  2 days 5 hrs ago
      Out goes Palin in comes Brown. Now we finally found out why he didn't run.
      • rhino 1 day 9 hrs ago
        i would think you liberal freeloaders would love brown - wasnt he the deciding vote on the illegal health care?
    • pagerr2  •  2 days 4 hrs ago
      Must pay better than Congress, who only work part time for nice pay and perks.
      At least he can live at home now.
    • Edward  •  1 day 17 hrs ago
      The Orly Taitz Show!
    • Dennis W  •  1 day 8 hrs ago
      To Bills XLVII, Does the word "token" mean anything to you?
    • Draven  •  1 day 22 hrs ago
      Jim your way off. Do some research other than what people tell you
    • Jimatmad  •  1 day 6 hrs ago
      Let's just hope that, unlike his last media job, he'll keep his clothes on this time.
    • Jerry Leigh  •  1 day 7 hrs ago
      Maybe Lindsey Graham could join him.
    • Bill S  •  2 days 4 hrs ago
      Faux News seems to hire all the GOP politicians that were voted out.
    • Retired Bob in Fla.  •  22 hrs ago
      Oh boy--------------------------another "rino" added to the line up!
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