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Republicans have loved to hate Democrat Alan Grayson for a long time now. Evidence that their ire is well placed comes today from libertarian magazine Reason, which asks, “Is Alan Grayson the most loathsome member of Congress?“
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Grayson’s latest general election ad brands his opponent, former state legislator Dan Webster, as “Taliban Dan.” The ad uses out-of-context video of Webster. Two of Grayson’s ads have failed fact-checking by FactCheck.org and by a local TV station.
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GOP gubernatorial candidate Rick Scott has two new ads which quote newspaper articles to question his opponent’s scruples.
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The New York Times takes a look at Amendment 4, which, if passed by voters in November, will require referendum approval for local land-use changes.
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Florida will gain two Congressional seats in the 2012 redistricting, according to the latest estimates.
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