As you recall, Sen. Scott Brown made a comment about Elizabeth Warren that was best suited to be hollered out a  sophomore dorm window by a drunk Kappa Alpha.

Warren, of course, being a full grown woman, and in my opinion very attractive, shrugged it off.

But then there was Senator Susan Collins, a Republican girl from Maine, who felt the need to defend not Elizabeth Warren, but Scott Brown for posing nude during his college years.

Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) said, “It’s wrong to mock anyone who had to make hard choices to overcome tough obstacles.” She added, “His story is no different than millions of Americans who are doing everything they can to make ends meet.”

Yeah, Susan, his story is a whole lot different from the man working three jobs to feed his family.  He’s a whole lot different from the single mother trying to work her way through college waiting tables.

Now can you even imagine the uproar (not to mention the hooting calls of the Wild American Male) had Elizabeth Warren posed for Playboy while in college to pay her bills?  Can you even imagine the outrage of both men and women who could have made a lot more money taking off their clothes, but chose to work harder jobs because it was honest and non-demeaning work?

Ms. Collins, step over here to the side for a minute and let me explain something to you.  Republicans are very quick to hold Democrats responsible for their choices, but that does not appear to be a two way street.  Scott Brown chose to put his buck nakkid little hiney on display because it was easier than actual work.  I get to mock that because it deprived Scott Brown of knowing what it is like to do hard work in a machine shop in the summer heat of Texas to pay for college. Yeah, I can run a router, who’s asking?

Scott Brown thinks things come easy for pretty people.  I will most certainly mock that and if you don’t like it you can kiss my big blue butt, Girl.