Grayson: Glenn Beck can "Stick it"

Democratic incumbent Alan Grayson of Florida's Eighth District has said plenty of crazy things in his two years in office.  I won't bore you with all of them, but here are a few: he said that Republicans want people to "die quickly," that people will resort to cannibalism if government spending is cut, that his campaign headquarters is like "ground zero at Hiroshima," and that President Bush knew about 9/11 before it happened.


He also has the tendency to pick fights with politicians and media personalities, like former VP candidate and Governor Sarah Palin.  In September, he called Mrs. Palin "half-baked," asserting that she has no "head or heart."  In October, he suggested that Rush Limbaugh was an insane "criminal."


Well, it looks like Grayson is at it again.  Desperate to drum up any support possible, Grayson has struck out against radio and television commentator Glenn Beck.  Writing on Friday, Grayson was upset that Beck did not support him in Grayson's re-election campaign.  In an apparent angry tantrum, Grayson wrote:

Clearly, Grayson absolutely loves the attention of saying insane things and trying to pick fights with people more famous, more popular, and less insane than him.  This is simply another example of a person who is a Congressman, but has no decency or sense of boundaries.


His desperate wishes to fight with media personalities is seen further in an earlier section of his article, which attempts to put down conservative commentators:

I wonder if Grayson would be saying such things if he wasn't a Congressman.  I do not doubt that, even if he was by himself (possibly in a padded room), he would still shout these inane, unfounded insults and think he is saying something world-changing.


Well, at least Grayson doesn't look crazy:

Nevermind

Vote for Daniel Webster, Grayson's opponent.

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