Rep. Alan Grayson is no statesman.
In fact, he’s an extraordinarily poor excuse for a Congressman. Here’s why.
On Friday, Gov. Sarah Palin was in Florida for a Republican fundraiser. In her speech, she said:
“[W]hat can you say about Alan Grayson? Piper is with me tonight, so I won’t say anything about Alan Grayson that can’t be said around children. But thank you, Florida, for allowing candidates in a contested primary to duke it out over ideas and principles and values, all with the same goal, and that is unseating those who have such a disconnect from the people of America. That’s what the goal is here in this race against Alan Grayson. Please fight hard, and do this for the rest of the country. Fight hard, and send a conservative to Washington, DC.”
Is there anything that provocative there? I don’t see it.
Grayson, classless dolt that his is, replied with this:
Grayson said that the Alaskan chillbilly was welcome to return to Central Florida anytime, as long as she brings lots of money with her, and spends it. “I look forward to an honest debate with Governor Palin on the issues, in the unlikely event that she ever learns anything about them,” Grayson added, alluding to Politifact‘s “liar, liar, pants on fire” evaluation of much of what Palin has said.
Scientists are studying Sarah Palin’s travel between Alaska and Florida carefully. They hope to learn more about the flight patterns of that elusive migratory species, the wild Alaskan dingbat.
The entire email was filled with insults and liberal lies about the governor, yet he has the gall to say he wants to debate Palin “on the issues.”
Grayson is an embarrassment to the state of Florida, and to the Congress. The good news is it’s likely he won’t be re-elected. He’s only the second Democrat to be elected in that district since 1970. Hopefully the good people of Florida’s 8th District will send him back home.
