. . . "In the statement, Reid accused Grayson of using his position as a congressman to “unethically promote his Cayman Islands hedge funds, and he should drop out of the Senate race immediately.”
“ 'It’s pathetic that somebody would make a statement like that based upon a false accusation,” Grayson told The Hill’s Molly K. Hooper. “My goodness, it’s in Ten Commandments — thou shall not bear false witness*. And that’s exactly what he’s done; he lied about me.”
"The House Ethics Committee is considering whether to open an investigation into Grayson and has said it will make a decision by April 5. The Florida Senate primary — in which Grayson is seeking to upset the establishment choice, Rep. Patrick Murphy (D-Fla.) — will be held on March 15." . . .
*Ask Grayson how much he enjoyed Reid's made up public claim that Mitt Romney hadn't paid his taxes in years. Alan Grayson might be a good choice for a Sanders ticket. "False witness" Grayson says? What about this statement of his: "Republicans want you to die quickly"?
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