Carol Platt's Team Hits Alan Grayson on Campaign Signs

Republican congressional candidate Carol Platts team came out swinging at U.S. Rep. Alan Graysons, D-Fla., campaign on Monday, accusing it of placing signs on private property without the owners permission.

Alan Grayson's campaign is in hot water with dozens of property owners for placing signs on their property without permission, the Platt campaign insisted in an email to the media on Monday. Prominent local businessmen, homeowners and ranchers alike have complained that Grayson and his team have trampled, trespassed and generally disregarded their private property rights.

Team Platt has remained committed to honor, trust and hard work in their campaign and has been forced to spend time helping property owners take down the opponents signs, the Platt campaign continued. Our campaign has received more than a dozen phone calls from angry property owners within the district, appalled that Alan Grayson has placed a campaign sign onto their property without permission. Not only did the Grayson camp disregard the property owners' rights, they also did not have the decency to return phone calls from the property owners, as well."