Brown in recent days has criticized his Democratic opponent Elizabeth Warren as anti-free enterprise.
In this Dec. 2011 file photo, Sen. Scott Brown, R-Mass., speaks with reporters at Mul's Diner in Boston. (AP Photo/Josh Reynolds)BOSTON (AP) — U.S. Sen. Scott Brown is trying to build on his endorsement from two national business groups by launching what he's calling a "Small Business Owners for Brown" coalition.
Brown made the announcement at C.N. Wood Co. Inc. in Woburn Friday.
In recent days, Brown has criticized his Democratic opponent Elizabeth Warren as anti-free enterprise.
The Massachusetts Republican has called Warren a "jobs destroyer" who backs $3.4 trillion in higher taxes.
Warren says Brown is distorting her proposals by including tax hikes she hasn't formally endorsed, inventing others and offering only one side of the fiscal ledger.
While Warren supports some higher taxes, her campaign says Brown is trying to come up with an artificially high total.