Apparently I'm not the only one who feels disgusted by Virginia Democrat Rep. James "Blame the J-E-W-S" Moran. Wizbang points to a column by Marc Fisher in the Washington Post.

Challenging Moran should be the easiest job in America. After all, this is the congressman who -- you'll need a deep breath to make it to the end of this sentence -- grabbed an 8-year-old boy in a parking lot because Moran thought the kid had threatened him; borrowed $25,000 from a drug company lobbyist five days before agreeing to co-sponsor a bill that would help that lobbyist's client; took a $447,000 loan from a credit company four days before signing on to legislation that the company was pushing; got into a shoving match on the House floor with one colleague; threatened to punch another congressman in the nose; and just last year told an audience that there'd be no war against Iraq without the support of the Jewish community. Whew.

As he is my very own Representative, I can only hope that I get to cast one of the deciding votes to boot his sorry ass out of office. The Democrat primary is June 8th, and is already marked on my calendar. But he's running against the Andy Rosenberg, an unknown Democrat with very little money. On top of that, Rosenberg actually complained that Moran wasn't cuddling up to trial lawyers as much as he should be.

My only hope is that Rosenberg will win in June and lose in November. An alternative strategy would be to hope Moran wins on the grounds that he's more likely than Rosenberg to lose in November. But Moran is so repugnant, it's not worth taking that chance.

In fact, Moran is so repulsive there's even an entire blog dedicated to his embarrassment.