I rarely watch TV except to watch football, that violent collision sport.
But on one of my stops on the 'Net I read this on Neal's "Nuze" (the humorous video demonstrates the lie that the congressman utters over and over) and then did a google search to find this from Bill O'Reilly's TV show. My goodness!
Isn't this Alan Grayson (D-Orlando, Florida) the guy who called the lack of health insurance coverage a holocaust or something hysterical like that?
How he hides in his office, lies to a Fox news reporter shows a pusillanimity that reminds me of the classic American Commonwealth by British nobleman James Bryce who famously pointed out that the best men in America don't go into politics. That book is like a runner-up to De Tocqueville's classic Democracy in America.
Is this snakepit lawyer the best Orlando can vomit forth to serve in Washington?
But on one of my stops on the 'Net I read this on Neal's "Nuze" (the humorous video demonstrates the lie that the congressman utters over and over) and then did a google search to find this from Bill O'Reilly's TV show. My goodness!
Isn't this Alan Grayson (D-Orlando, Florida) the guy who called the lack of health insurance coverage a holocaust or something hysterical like that?
How he hides in his office, lies to a Fox news reporter shows a pusillanimity that reminds me of the classic American Commonwealth by British nobleman James Bryce who famously pointed out that the best men in America don't go into politics. That book is like a runner-up to De Tocqueville's classic Democracy in America.
Is this snakepit lawyer the best Orlando can vomit forth to serve in Washington?
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