We must be doing something right....

  Down is up and up is down, in the progressive handbook. 
  Alan Grayson, he of the Taliban fame and taking his opponent's words out of context notoriety, is outraged that people are running "negative" ads against him, complaining that these are ads that his children can see. 
  The video, viewable at Real Clear Politics, of his complaining on the Ed Show is pretty breathtaking, if you know anything about Grayson, who has to be one of the most execrable individuals ever to walk the planet.   
  One democrat tactic that is becoming increasingly obvious is that they accuse Republicans and conservatives of doing what THEY do; for example, Grayson mentions the money that is being used from interest groups to campaign against him. Democrats have all been whining about the Supreme Court ruling that allows free speech to go forward in campaigns. Of course, behind the scenes they were working to nullify the SCOTUS ruling by making it impossible for the "little guy" to run any kind of ads unless he's part of a massive union. Read about it at Newsmax:

The bill, called the Disclose Act, appears to be a blatant effort by Democrats in Congress to find a way around the Supreme Court's recentCitizens United v. FEC ruling, which struck down provisions of McCain-Feingold campaign-finance reforms that severely restricted the rights of corporations and nonprofit groups to run political advertising. 

  Note that one of the Republican sponsors of the Disclose Act is the now deposed Mike Castle. (Interesting that so many names progressives use to describe their little projects are so Orwellian, like NICE and DISCLOSE and EMPLOYEE FREE CHOICE. They're anything but any of those things.)
  Republicans are rarely on the OFFENSIVE these days, it appears, as they are being accused of being Nazis, whores, idiots, racists, usurpers, big money machine (ha!), disruptors of the electoral process and on and on.
  It is apparent we are doing something right because they surely are threatened. 
  It also appears to be why Obama has painted Ohio red.
UPDATE : Down is up and up is down. Harry Reid says Sharron Angle is lying about his saying "The war is lost!" A danged lie, I tell ya.