Scott Brown Could Run For Office in New Hampshire

Not running for John Kerry's vacated seat in Massachusetts

Saying "I don't think I'm done with politics," former Senator Scott Brown stressed his ties to New Hampshire following a speech in Nashua on Thursday and refused to rule out a run for elective office in the Granite State.

Brown, speaking to reporters after delivering the keynote speech at a dinner to mark the anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s death, noted that he owns a home in New Hampshire, has "been a taxpayer" there for 20 years, and has relatives who live in the state.