Hey Scott Brown, need a DC Condo?

Posted by Mark Washburn on Wednesday, January 20th, 2010 at 9:31am.

 scott_brown_399Congratulations on an impressive victory in Massachusetts yesterday.  We hear you are gassing up the truck and heading this way real soon.  One of the big decisions you will need to make in the coming days is where to park the truck in the District.

As you are a man of the people from the very middle-class town of Wrentham, it would be tough to picture you being comfortable living somewhere like the Watergate complex in Foggy Bottom.  Although you are replacing Ted Kennedy in the Senate, I also suspect that you probably don't have the necessary scratch required to buy his place in Kalorama on Tracy Place.  Its too bad, as the pick-up would be an interesting contrast to the Beemers and Benzes that dominate this neighborhood.

As your seat is up for re-election in 2012, maybe the prudent thing to do is to look at condos.  Renting might be viewed as a sign of weakness by the Massachusetts Democratic machine and the likes of Michael Capuano, who is licking his chops for a run against you in 2012.

How about a 2BR/2BA condo on Capitol Hill?  Condo prices on the hill should be workable on a Senator's salary.  The pick-up truck will definitely not look out of place on the hill.  The second bedroom will come in handy when daughter Ayla comes to town for the 2 on 2 hoops game at that you challenged the President to last night.  We are ready to go when you are!

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4 Responses to "Hey Scott Brown, need a DC Condo?"


Mark Washburn wrote:
My Fox Boston reports that Scott Brown will rent former Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson's Washington Residences at Market Square condo at located 801 Penn.

Posted on Saturday, February 20th, 2010 at 7:17am.

Hank Paulson Selling DC home for $4.6M wrote:
[...] Stephanopoulos Selling in Georgetown?
Hey Scott Brown, need a DC Condo?





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Posted on Friday, April 30th, 2010 at 12:30pm.

Grant in Nashville wrote:
Did you get any traction with Scott Brown? That would make an excellent story!

Posted on Monday, June 28th, 2010 at 2:55pm.

Mark Washburn wrote:
Senator Brown decided to rent rather than purchase a place. His wife just quit her news reporter job in Boston to join Scott in DC, so maybe they will want something bigger....

Posted on Monday, June 28th, 2010 at 7:51pm.



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