This is really getting personal. The Orange Orangutan made two moves this month that, if successful, will mean that I can’t see a doctor when I’m sick. Act One is Trump’s response to a frivolous lawsuit filed by the Texas Attorney General, and a few others who can’t stand the idea that sick people might get the care they need. Here is the argument: The Supreme Court held that the tax on the uninsured is constitutional because . . . wait for it . . . it’s a tax. The Republicans just repealed the tax. “Therefore,” (??!?) Obamacare is unconstitutional. To which the Trumpster just replied, “Okeydokey, if you say it’s unconstitutional then it must be unconstitutional, I guess we’ll just shut it down.” Or more specifically, the Obamacare requirement that insurance companies cover customers with pre-existing conditions would be shut down. BOOM! I lose my health coverage, and so do 77 million other Americans with pre-existing conditions. Including, quite possibly, you. Stupid, evil or both? Some cruel fool files a lawsuit, and some other cruel fool doesn’t even bother to defend against it. Someone needs to step up and defend Obamacare – the way that I did, in 63 different votes. Act Two came this past week, when Trump cut off payments to insurance companies that insure patients with high medical expenses. Trump threatened to do this when he was first sworn in, to get leverage on a bill to repeal Obamacare. Trump’s argument, was, in essence, “we have to kill Obamacare before I kill it myself!” But Obamacare remained unkilled, so now he’s killing it. And if the payments to insure patients with high medical expenses remain unpaid, then: BOOM! I lose my health coverage, and so do millions of other Americans. Including, quite possibly, you. We have reached the remarkable point where denying medical care to the sick and the poor is an express goal of those in power. Or, as someone said a few years ago: The GOP Healthcare Plan: Don’t Get Sick. And if you do, Die Quickly. 

 WASHINGTON — Not everyone thinks imitation is the best form of flattery. 
 
 In fact, U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson of Orlando took such offense at a parody website aimed at unseating him that the freshman Democrat has asked that U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder investigate the Lake County activist who started the anti-Grayson website “mycongressmanisnuts.com.” 
 
 Specifically, Grayson accuses Republican activist Angie Langley of lying to federal elections. His four-page complaint highlights the fact that the Clermont resident lives outside his district, but that Langley still uses the term “my” in “mycongressmanisnuts.com.” 
 
 “Ms. Langley has deliberately masqueraded as a constituent of mine, in order to try to create the false appearance that she speaks for constituents who don’t support me,” writes Grayson. “[She] has chosen a name for her committee that is utterly tasteless and juvenile.” 
 
 Grayson’s office did not respond with comment other than to confirm the letter exists — including its request that Langley be fined and “imprisoned for five years.” 
 
 Langley did not immediately respond with comment. 
 
 Her webpage, which imitates Grayson’s own congressmanwithguts.com, was launched this fall as a way to raise money against him. He has infuriated Republicans this year, most famously by saying the GOP healthcare plan was for sick patients to “die quickly.” 
 
 She had hoped for a major fundraising “money bomb” on Dec. 16, but the website shows that only 92 donors have given $3,725 as of Friday afternoon. Grayson’s complaint to the attorney general was dated on Dec. 15 — one day before the website’s planned fundraising event. 
 
 The Grayson letter also took issue with how Langley organized the corresponding fundraising committee. In documents filed with the Federal Election Commission October, she says that the committee’s intent is to support or oppose “more than one Federal candidate.” 
 
 “The website, however, clearly shows that the Committee opposes only me,” writes Grayson, an attorney who made a name for himself before joining Congress by going after war profiteers. 
 
 Read the complain here (PDF).
– Firebrand congressman Alan Grayson is so angry about a parody website that he wants the attorney general to prosecute its creator and imprison her for 5 years. Grayson sent a four-page complaint to Eric Holder, accusing the woman behind MyCongressmanIsNuts.com of lying to federal election officials, reports the Orlando Sentinel. Among other things, the title of the site misrepresents her as one of his constituents, he says. Angie Langley is trying to "create the false appearance that she speaks for constituents who don’t support me,” writes Grayson. “(She) has chosen a name for her committee that is utterly tasteless and juvenile.” The site, whose goal is to raise money to unseat Grayson, is a play on his own site of CongressmanWithGuts.com.