Dem campaign head says committee wasn't questioning Brown abuse
claims  The head of Senate Democrats' campaign committee
emphasized on Monday that Democrats weren't questioning the
veracity of Sen. Scott Brown's (R-Mass.) revelation that he was
a victim of sex abuse when they circulated articles containing
criticism of Brown.  The Democratic Senatorial Campaign
Committee (DSCC) circulated articles to reporters last week by
respected Boston columnists that suggested Brown's revelations
were a hypocritical move in the light of his endorsement of a
congressional candidate who was accused of insensitivity to
sexual assault.  Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.), the chairwoman of
the DSCC, emphasized that Democrats weren't questioning the
claims.  "No one is questioning the veracity of his story. We
send out literally hundreds of articles daily, and this was part
of that," Murray said at the Capitol.  "I just want to emphasize
that no one was ever questioning the veracity of his story," she
added.  Clips are routinely cir