Florida Rep. Alan Grayson is back in Congress, and he’s wasting no time messing around with that “new tone” jazz we hear about every term. Speaking with progressive radio host Stephanie Miller yesterday, Grayson let listeners know he’s (kind of) keeping up with current events, calling his Republican colleagues who voted against the $9 billion Sandy relief bill the “bath salts caucus.”
Miller herself suggested “zombie caucus” to describe what Grayson said were members of the GOP who would “rather eat your face than cut taxes on the rich.”
No one who has been paying attention should be surprised to hear this from Grayson, who said that Republicans “want you to die quickly if you get sick.” Besides, cut taxes on the rich? That doesn’t even make any sense. Whatever: it got a laugh. Fans of the congressman were glad to hear he was back in action.
I missed Grayson: "It’s the bath salts caucus, the people that would rather eat your face than cut taxes on the rich" http://t.co/rmUGcNW4
— Michael McGovern (@mdmcgovern) January 8, 2013
Oh Alan, we've missed you. RT @thehill: Rep. Grayson mocks GOP as the ‘bath salts caucus’ http://t.co/1m2uffRn by @JonEasley
— These (C)ops are out of control, (M)an (@realcinematik) January 8, 2013
.@SMShow HAAAAA! Rep Alan Grayson (D) Fla, calls #GOP the "Bath Salts Caucus!! Classic Grayson!! Gotta Love This Guy!! #WatchingMama
— Rocko (@rossssc) January 7, 2013
https://twitter.com/lachlan/status/288766701951127553
Yeah, no. Grayson’s campaign website can still be found at congressmanwithguts.com. Is it wrong for us to want to see a showdown between “Guts” Grayson and a horde of GOP zombies?
==> RT @MikePLong Look in a mirror RT @thehill: Rep. Grayson mocks GOP as the ‘bath salts caucus’ http://t.co/cdPGXWjg by @JonEasley
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) January 8, 2013
https://twitter.com/SpoaSteph/status/288775345983873024
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