Representative Alan Grayson News

Move over, Alan Grayson. There's another Florida Democrat who's not afraid to ruffle Republican feathers -- West Broward Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.

The motion of the ocean aside, here's a quick guide to some Democratic House members that Republicans believe are genuinely vulnerable in a year when President Obama isn't on the ballot.

LETS LOOK AT WHY THE REPUBLICANS " NON-REFORM HEALTH CARE PLAN " FAILED? Gary Ater November 10, 2009 The Republicans Health Care Plan actually was written by the insurance company lobbyists.

Despite having only one Republican in our Congressional delegation, Central Florida's four Representatives were evenly split on the health care reform bill.

The New York Times ' health-care blog has a long post going over the fuzzy numbers House Democrats have used to make their recently released, 1,990-page health-care bill more palatable.

A Republican congressman shouts "you lie" during a presidential speech. A Democratic congressman accuses the GOP of wanting sick Americans to "die quickly." James Leach, the newly installed chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, has had enough.

A- Congressman Alan Grayson issued the following statement in response to this morning's shooting: "For the second time in as many days, this country must deal with a heinous act of violence.

A suspect was in custody Friday afternoon after a man opened fire in the offices of an Orlando architecture company that fired him 2A1 2 years ago, killing one person and wounding five others, police and the company said.

Congressional Democrats lost a key vote in the health-care debate Thursday, when U.S. Rep.

After being driven to "despair" at the prospects of Americans receiving healthcare, Representative Bachmann called on her Tea Party constituency to 'scare' members of Congress into killing healthcare reform.

Rep. Phil Gingrey, R-Ga., tried to stop the Florida Democrat in the middle of his reading on the House floor Wednesday night.

Grayson reads number of "dead" in GOP districts - Glenn Thrush: Grayson reads number of "dead" in GOP districts Categories: Health Care Grayson reads number of "dead" in GOP districts Rep.

Fixing health care A A Oct. 29: Rep. Alan Grayson, D-Fla., talks about why Congress needs to stand up to insurance companies, fix the health care system and help regular Americans.

The gist: Candidates for office have a long way to go to win public's confidence.

Health care bill brought to House floor A A Nov. 2: Rep. Alan Grayson, D-Fla., discusses the debate on the House floor over the health reform bill as well as whether the Senate is making progress on their own proposal.

Rep. Alan Grayson will be online Monday, Nov. 2, at 1 p.m. ET to discuss health-care and the House's passage last week of a reform bill, his stand on Afghanistan urging President Obama to pull troops out of the country, his use of controversial rhetoric in referring to the Republicans' health-care plan and another incident using an off-color word ...

Last-minute budget wrangling has become an annual event in Congress, which last completed its spending bills on time in 1994.

Few Florida politicians have grabbed national attention as quickly and dramatically as has freshman U.S. Rep.

I don't know much about economics. What I do know is that so many so-called "experts," including politicians and economists, are wrong far more often than they are right.

On paper, Representative Alan Grayson, a freshman Democrat from Florida, seems a bit stiff: degrees from Harvard and Harvard Law; a resume that includes clerking for the United States Court of Appeals under Judges Antonin Scalia , Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Robert Bork ; an advocate for the aging.