Let's hope this is the final nail in Scott Brown's coffin that sends him scrambling back to Faux "news" for his livelihood. God knows we don't need to have both houses of Congress looking like Darrell Issa's Little Shop of Horrors with unlimited subpoena powers for more endless witch hunts.

It seems Brown had a bit of trouble with the geography of the state he's been pretending he lives in during his final debate with his opponent Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.

Busted: Carpetbagger Scott Brown botches local New Hampshire question:

Former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown (R) showed an apparent lack of familiarity with at least one New Hampshire county during his final debate with incumbent Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) on Thursday night. “Let’s go to the western part of the state and talk about Sullivan County,” WMUR-TV political director James Pindell said to Brown. “Senator Brown, what do you see going right in the economy in Sullivan County, and what’s going wrong? And please be specific.” Brown appeared to ignore the final part of Pindell’s question. “On the southern border, we have more jobs, we have more opportunity,” Brown said. “Infrastructure and other opportunities up north are more difficult. But one of the biggest opportunities is tourism. One of the biggest opportunities are our ski areas and trails for snowmobiles. I support those efforts.” Brown then drew the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, into his answer, calling it the “biggest wet blanket” on the area’s economy. He added a complaint about the “highest corporate tax rates in the industrialized world” when Pindell stopped him. “We’re talking about Sullivan County,” Pindell said. “I think you were talking about the North country.” “I’m talking about any place past Concord, actually, and the challenges of our state,” Brown countered. “So I’m referring to the challenges including a high corporate tax rate, Obamacare coming in after the election, high electric costs. If you go to any county, those are very real challenges.” “Sullivan County is west of Concord, it’s not north of Concord, Senator Brown,” Pindell responded. “So what do you see going well there? What’s not going well?” “With respect, I’ve answered the question,” Brown told him. “The challenges are the same in every county in our state.”

He does have all of those right wing talking points about Obamacare and taxes down pat though, doesn't he?

Shaheen for her part did address problems specific to the county that Brown was asked about, talked about tax credits and help with the technical colleges to attract new businesses into the county, and she hit Brown for supporting "the big guys" and corporate special interests rather than the small businesses which are actually driving the job creation for the area.