
Frank “Larry” McShane, the one-time step-father to Sen. Scott Brown, says the lawmaker’s recent claims that he was sexually molested by a camp counselor, in addition to being physically abused by McShane, are a croc.
In Brown’s book Against All Odds, an entire chapter is devoted to McShane. Most of it’s false, the now-74-year-old claims.
During a telephone interview Tuesday night from his home in Palm Har bor, Fla., McShane said the chapter is “90 percent lies or mistruths.’’ “He says I beat everybody up . . . his mother, his sister, the dog,’’ said McShane, 74 and undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. “It never took place. . . . I never hit anybody.’’ McShane, who grew up in Wakefield and was a high school baseball coach before retiring to Florida about eight years ago, first spoke about Brown’s book to the Wakefield Daily Item. McShane, during his interview with the Globe, accused Brown of exaggerating the obstacles he had overcome in his life and fabricating the abuse. “He’s looking for the sympathy vote,’’ he said.
Brown’s mother and sister, however, side with the senator.
“It was a horror show, that’s what it was,’’ said Brown’s 72-year-old mother, Judith, about her marriage to McShane in the late 1970s. “Everything that’s in the book is the truth,’’ she said in an interview with the Globe on the doorstep of her home here. “My son has done very well under adverse circumstances.’’
[...] In a telephone interview yesterday, Scott Brown’s sister, Leeann Riley, a 45-year-old mother of two, described McShane, who was with her mother for several years, as a violent alcoholic. She said he traumatized her, her mother, and teenage brother after they moved into his newly built Wakefield home on June Circle, an upscale neighborhood.
I call B.S. on all the queers in Massachusetts who voted for Sen. Scott Brown because he’s “hwat.”
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“My son has done very well under adverse circumstances.’’ I’ll say — he’s a Republican Senator from Massachusetts.
He is not my Senator so I know nothing about him except from a national level, but another Republican from Massachusetts who was one-time friendly to The Gays is Mitt Romney, who is no friend to Gays anywhere unless it is politically helpful to him to be.
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@Riker: You need to check your facts on pretty boy, Scott Brown.
Brown said he personally believes marriage is between a man and a woman.
He is in favor of civil unions — not gay maarriage.
He opposes ending the Defense of Marriage Act, but otherwise favors leaving the issue to the states to decide.
Pro-gay? Not on planet earth.
SOURCES:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S.....te_note-74
http://www.ontheissues.org/senate/Scott_Brown.htm
http://www.washingtonpost.com/.....03591.html
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using the illness card..very sociopathic…
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I am still dying over Riker’s phrase, “one of the most gay-friendly Republicans in the entire legislature.”
My dad was a fine man because he was “one of most black-friendly members of the LYNCH MOB.”
An appropriate comparison, to me, b/c Repubs and lynch mobs give shelter to hatemongers.
SO VERY NOT CUTE. Maybe Riker is Republican…and trying fecklessly to justify his voting choices. :-/
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I believe Senator Brown, his mother, and sister. My own father didn’t want to admit that I had been abused either.