Congressman Lives up to Reputation
January 29, 2010 – 10:45 amFlorida Congressman, Alan Grayson (Rep), should have kept his mouth shut (is that even possible for a politician?) when a local Florida resident expressed her views of the Congressman online.
Angie Langley set up a blog entitled MyCongressmanIsNuts.com, in parody to Grayson’s site, CongressmanWithGuts.com. Within the content of her blog Langley falsely claimed she was a constituent of Grayson’s district, amongst other negative propaganda against the politician.
In response to Langley’s site, Grayson sent a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder stating that she is misrepresenting herself as Grayson’s constituent, and should be fined and jailed for 5 years!
Not only did Grayson turn a non-issue into a major issue, but he also brought Langley’s campaign to the public eye. Major news networks have posted articles on this story, and Langley has had some time in front of the camera herself.
Seems like the only person benefiting from Grayson’s request for imprisonment is Langley. It’s certainly not Grayson.

You’ve seen his ads on TV — “The Video Professor”. He’ll teach you eBay or PowerPoint or some such program, with a free trial. As it turns out the trial is pretty sneaky.


Sedgwick Claims Management looked bad, then worse, now awful. A guy was upset with the company so he took some pictures of Sedgwick and put them on fake “wanted” posters. Sedgwick responded by hiring a big national law firm (Lord Locke) to go after the guy, who chose to defend himself. Sedgwick lost the case, because the judge ruled it was (rightfully) fair use.