A Fascist In Florida
By now, our readers have probably become familiar with one of the most obnoxious and kooky Democrats in Congress – namely, Alan Grayson, the raving moonbat from Orlando. If you haven’t had the opportunity to sample some of the idiocy on offer from the portly polecat from the Sunshine State, here’s a taste:
Florida’s 8th District is generally conservative. The 8th district went for Bush in both 2000 and 2004 and had a Republican congressman, Ric Keller, until Grayson came along last year and dropped $3.1 million of his own money in the 2008 race to beat Keller by a 52-48 count amid a Democrat surge. Grayson is just the second Democrat in that seat since the district was created following the 1972 census. So it’s not a surprise that Florida-8 and the surrounding areas would bristle at being represented by someone as incendiarily partisan leftist as Grayson. Along came conservative activist Angie Langley, who started up a website called MyCongressmanIsNuts.com to chronicle Grayson’s fiery dreck and build support for removing him from office. The site isn’t particularly effective as a fundraising tool, but it definitely has been effective in getting Grayson’s attention.
The former plaintiff attorney, who once served as the president of IDT Telecommunications, has gone absolutely bonkers over the site, writing a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder demanding that Langley be “fined…and imprisoned
for five years.”
A PDF copy of the letter can be found here.
Grayson is upset because “MyCongressmanIsNuts.com” hurts his feelings, and also because Langley actually lives in Florida’s 5th District rather than the one Grayson represents. As a practicing attorney, one would expect that Grayson might understand the judicial process a bit better than to demand fines and imprisonment of those who disagree with him without the inconvenient steps of an investigation or trial.
Such expectations are unwarranted, though, in that this man has shown himself of an intemperate and unhinged character. Even before Grayson’s ascent to the House of Representatives, he spent his time suing U.S. contractors in Iraq. He’s rather full of himself – Grayson told CBS News “People are happy to see a Democrat with guts.”
Perhaps some do. Others see a Democrat who’s nuts.
What I see, and maybe I’m off-base, is that Grayson:
looks strikingly similar to the evil Nazi thug Gunther Frankel, played by Waldemar Kobus in Black Book.
Of course, Kobus was just acting. Is Grayson?
This article seems to perpetuate the ongoing false left/right paradigm. Is the author suggesting that if republicans were in power that everything would be hunky-dory? If so said the author must have a very short memory.
This type of Hegelian Dialect only reinforces what we've been going through for nearly 100 years of corporate/banker control of BOTH parties.
Is Graystone nuts? Not anymore than any number of so-called representatives of the people. There have been some things he's done that I found refreshing, his questioning of FED chairman and Wall St cronies was some of the best I've witnessed, but that does not exonerate him for his totally obnoxious behavior in asking why he's being filmed, or other indiscretions.
Fact is, we don't have a government anymore as much as we have an ongoing criminal organization, and that covers both sides of the isle. And this type of writing does nothing but inflame a circular hate-filled conversation that keeps us, the people, fighting among ourselves rather than focusing on our real enemies.
This article seems to perpetuate the ongoing false left/right paradigm. Is the author suggesting that if republicans were in power that everything would be hunky-dory? If so said the author must have a very short memory.
This type of Hegelian Dialect only reinforces what we've been going through for nearly 100 years of corporate/banker control of BOTH parties.
Is Graystone nuts? Not anymore than any number of so-called representatives of the people. There have been some things he's done that I found refreshing, his questioning of FED chairman and Wall St cronies was some of the best I've witnessed, but that does not exonerate him for his totally obnoxious behavior in asking why he's being filmed, or other indiscretions.
Fact is, we don't have a government anymore as much as we have an ongoing criminal organization, and that covers both sides of the isle. And this type of writing does nothing but inflame a circular hate-filled conversation that keeps us, the people, fighting among ourselves rather than focusing on our real enemies.
Grayson is a thug and a kook. His own statements serve as evidence of his. He is also a poor representative of a district which generally does not reflect his left-wing ideology.
Nothing in the above article suggests that Grayson would be OK if he was a Republican. He would be an embarrassment regardless of which party affiliation he claimed.
Dissatisfaction with government is hardly a partisan issue, though government-by-moonbat is certainly no improvement over government-by-Establishment-functionary. Grayson represents the former, in spades.
You totally missed the point, your name calling, partisan rant is exactly the hole those that wish us to fall into want. This he-said-she-said dialect, he's and kook and he's not bull gets us no where.
Do you even know what the Hegelian Dialect is? Do you know that when you participate in this kind of circular triads that those that are enslaving us smile with glee?
It's not so much our representatives, as those behind them. They place these clowns, be they D or R, in office, we pick sides and throw accusations at one another as the business of looting us goes unabated.
It's time to stop this merry-go-round and get off, and focus our attention on the real enemy.
Sorry, I simply don't see much value in your premise and I'm not impressed by your conspiracy theories.
Perhaps you're not impressed because you haven't looked into what I'm saying.
It's easy to dismiss something if you are in denial, or simply so caught-up in your own little world that you can't see what's going on in the real world as opposed to the one you're force feed.
The Hegelian Dialect is real and has been in practice in a big way, everyday of the week. the least you could do is Google it and do some research.
One should not be afraid of the truth as much as not knowing it.
Grayson is a thug and a kook. His own statements serve as evidence of his. He is also a poor representative of a district which generally does not reflect his left-wing ideology.
Nothing in the above article suggests that Grayson would be OK if he was a Republican. He would be an embarrassment regardless of which party affiliation he claimed.
Dissatisfaction with government is hardly a partisan issue, though government-by-moonbat is certainly no improvement over government-by-Establishment-functionary. Grayson represents the former, in spades.
You totally missed the point, your name calling, partisan rant is exactly the hole those that wish us to fall into want. This he-said-she-said dialect, he's and kook and he's not bull gets us no where.
Do you even know what the Hegelian Dialect is? Do you know that when you participate in this kind of circular triads that those that are enslaving us smile with glee?
It's not so much our representatives, as those behind them. They place these clowns, be they D or R, in office, we pick sides and throw accusations at one another as the business of looting us goes unabated.
It's time to stop this merry-go-round and get off, and focus our attention on the real enemy.
Sorry, I simply don't see much value in your premise and I'm not impressed by your conspiracy theories.
Perhaps you're not impressed because you haven't looked into what I'm saying.
It's easy to dismiss something if you are in denial, or simply so caught-up in your own little world that you can't see what's going on in the real world as opposed to the one you're force feed.
The Hegelian Dialect is real and has been in practice in a big way, everyday of the week. the least you could do is Google it and do some research.
One should not be afraid of the truth as much as not knowing it.