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Congressman Grayson is at it again...

John Hanlon
John Hanlon | October 27, 2009 4:00 AM
After calling Republicans the 'enemy of America', saying that Republicans want sick people to die quickly, and comparing former Vice President Dick Cheney to a vampire
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, Congressman Alan Grayson has now gone "too far for colleagues," according to a headline from Politico.com

Click here to find out what now has Democrats standing alongside Republicans in criticizing the Congressman. 

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