Suddenly, The Republicans Have Time

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Hilarious. Less than two weeks after the Republicans refused to support a resolution denouncing Joe Wilson (R-SC) for yelling "you lie" at the President during a Joint Session of Congress," they've introduced a resolution of their own to admonish Rep. Alan Grayson (D-FL):

Whereas on September 29, 2009, during proceedings on the floor of the House of Representatives, Rep. Alan Grayson from Florida described the Republican health care plan as "die quickly";

Okay, stop right there -- the only thing Grayson should be admonished about is for suggesting that the Republicans have a plan.

File this one under, "bite me."

Video clip of RW speeches in Congress on death and healthcare: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vI7VV9HCJac

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2009/9/30/788076/-Suddenly,-The-Republicans-Have-Time

Edit to add:
UPDATE: The wingnuts are furious at Grayson for these remarks, and are already ginning up a campaign to target him for electoral defeat. Patrick McHenry tweets: "Will Pelosi hold vote to reprimand #Grayson?"

Alan Grayson is also part of Blue America's "No Means No! Afghanistan project ao please--- throw him some jack.

We've set up a new act blue page for Alan Grayson called: Getting Grayson's Back http://www.actblue.com/page/grayson
http://crooksandliars.com/

Bite me 2!

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1. Standard horseshit.

[Barack_America]

2. Um, hello? Death panels anyone?

And isn't the Republican plan to sell off all your shit to try and get on Medicaid, and if that fails to beg for charity?

How is "die quickly" not a pretty good synopsis of the Republican plan as articulated by Eric Cantor?

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3. Teaser on MSNBC right now, Grayson is "doubling down"

Story coming up after the commercial.

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