Alan Grayson (D-LIAR)

Florida Democrat Alan Grayson is easily one of the most despicable of the House Democrats, and that's saying something.  He's a clown who always goes for the most outrageous comment and acts in order to gain attention from the wacky left.  He's also a liar:

In an attack ad labeling his opponent " Taliban Dan" Webster, U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson uses Webster's own words to prove the Republican thinks wives should be subservient to their husbands.

One problem: The Grayson campaign edited the original video, chopping it up and taking Webster's words out of context. Webster actually was advising husbands to bypass those particular Bible passages, according a longer video clip released Monday by Webster's campaign.

Grayson's 30-second campaign ad, which has gained national attention since it first aired on Saturday, also cites votes and legislation from Webster's time in the Legislature that some voters — particularly women — still could find objectionable. Webster has since refused to talk about those issues, including abortion.

But by twisting Webster's words, Grayson risks eroding some of the support he may have won from independent voters.

"Here he goes again," said Brian Graham, Webster's campaign manager. "Time and time again, Alan Grayson has shown that he cannot be truthful. The people of Central Florida are smarter than this. Grayson has to have realized that somebody would see this video and know that he was lying."

The TV spot includes short clips of Webster saying "…wives submit yourself to your own husband…" and "she should submit to me. That's in the Bible… ." The words "submit to me" are repeated twice more.

In the full video, Webster is talking to husbands at a gathering of a religious organization about biblical passages to choose when praying for loved ones. He says:

"Find a verse. I have a verse for my wife; I have verses for my wife. Don't pick the ones that say, um, she should submit to me. That's in the Bible, but pick the ones that you're supposed to do. So instead, love your wife, even as Christ loved the church and gave himself for it, as opposed to wives submit yourself to your own husband. She can pray that if she wants to, but don't you pray it."

The good news is the local media is reporting his lack of integrity. This particular ad goes far beyond the normal manipulations of an opponent's record and were it not a political ad it would be actionable.

The people who live in the resort areas of Florida could do far better than this piece of human debris.

UPDATE:  Grayson gets smacked around by...wait for it...MSNBC!  He even crossed a line that the libs on MSNBC couldn't tolerate.