The Daily Caller

House members Alan Grayson, Mark Takano get 30 signatures on pledge to fight entitlement reform

Look who’s coming to Washington

Republicans compared to Nazis as Grayson rakes in the dough

MSNBC host Al Sharpton is nowhere to be found at march led by Martin’s parents

Former Rep. Alan Grayson runs red light, injures two in car crash on his way to fundraiser

Protests are ‘a genuine manifestation of how many, many people feel. And a movement like this is going to find a way to express itself regardless’

‘They all seem to be running for college class president at some fundamentalist Christian school’

Former Rep. Alan Grayson, famous for his political tirades, to run for Congress again

‘What else might Palin be defending? Cannibalism, maybe?’

Expressing hurt and bewilderment, Democratic lawmakers say Obama ignored them at crucial negotiating moments

TheDC visits the numerous events at the liberal activists’ RootsCamp

‘This is supposed to be the intelligent network!’ says Rep. Grayson as O’Donnell hits him for tax position

Freshly defeated Rep. Grayson spends some time attacking conservatives in upper tax brackets

From children pawing Rep. Alan Grayson’s face, to the infamous “Hicky” ad to a hot dog eating contest: the worst ads of 2010

Try as they might, progressives themselves have trouble nailing down the label

Alan Grayson ‘going to Disney World’ when he gets home in January

Democrat Alan Grayson, famous for saying Republicans want sick patients to “die quickly,” blames his loss on gerrymandering

Voters have rejected Democrats, but that doesn’t mean they’ve embraced Republicans.

Republican Daniel Webster has ousted Alan Grayson, a liberal Democrat known for harsh rhetoric that included accusing Republicans of wanting sick people to “die quickly”

This year’s midterms elections — historically snoozefests or geek rallies — have been anything but boring. In fact, they’ve been downright hilarious!