Former U.S. Senator Scott Brown appears as though he wants to re-enter the political sphere — in New Hampshire.
Brown, who served as a U.S. senator from Massachusetts from 2010 to 2013, resigned from his post as dean and president of New England Law School in Boston. It was a position he held for seven months. Now, he's interested in getting back into politics.
A pair of bills on Beacon Hill aim to outlaw sex dolls that look like children, something used by pedophiles in many states around the country.
Proposals in the Massachusetts House of Representatives (H.3789) and Massachusetts Senate (SD.2716) (filed by state Representative Alyson Sullivan (R-Abington) and state Senator Joan Lovely (D-Salem), respectively) hope to make the Bay State the fourth state in the country to make such dolls illegal.
