The Massachusetts Senate race pitting Republican Scott Brown and former Harvard Law Professor/chair of the Congressional Oversight Panel Elizabeth Warren is getting ugly fast, and both candidates recently hit each other below the belt.

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On Tuesday, Warren threw down the gauntlet when she remarked that she "didn't have to take her clothes off" to pay for college, in reference to Scott Brown's now-infamous Cosmopolitan spread.

This morning, Brown was a guest on a Boston area radio show, when the host brought up the fact that Warren didn't have to nude her way through college, Brown responded, "Thank god."

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Ah, the esprit de l'escalier is strong in this one. After yukking it up over how totally gross it would be to see Warren naked, Brown continued,

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