Grayson's appearance on All In was pretty strange

[radiclib]

So he is undecided about the Iran deal. Doesn't know which side to believe, and doesn't have any clue whether rejecting the deal would allow the mullahs to return to the table, or if accepting it means that Iran will have a nuke within a year. He even said (joking, I hope) that he's hoping for intercepted Ayatollah e-mails to inform his decision.
I have to wonder if he has even read it. I don't know whether I'm more disappointed by his comments, or by Hayes' utter failure to follow up.

[leveymg]

1. AIPAC is like the mob. They can make you or destroy you.

Either way, they own you, Allen.

[tritsofme]

3. Those pesky JOOOOZ!1!

The number of Democrats coming out in support of President Obama's deal in Congress should put to rest this nasty canard.

[Stellar]

2. That reminds me of something I read awhile back...

Alan Grayson is like Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif. He prefers to pass legislation and then read what it says. This is not what American voters need. Instead, we need representatives who are in touch with the people as well as an understanding of current legislation.

I don't know anything about this source so, I let it slide. The Ledger

[radiclib]

5. The comment about PP murdering babies

..should tell you all you need about the "source". Nevertheless...

[Fred Sanders]

4. Grayson and his position on the Iran deal is a real puzzle....why his strange reluctance to embrace

the indisputable logic?

No vote for the Iran deal and Grayson can kiss most of his fund raising on DU goodbye.

[PeaceNikki]

6. I find Grayson to be rather strange in general.

[madville]

7. I hope someone better comes along here in Florida

To compete for Rubio's Senate seat. So far the front runners are Grayson and a former Republican that switched parties a few years ago to run against Allen West.