Grayson received some flack for again holding a town hall in a small venue, but he told reporters he didn't choose the location.

"The county actually suggested this venue, as did the police," he said.

With a crowd about 75 percent for to 25 against, it was a stacked deck. But he still took questions from all sides - like this man who wanted to know why Democrats are ignoring GOP suggestions.

"There are actually 13 of them that the Republicans have offered."

But Grayson says none of them have been sent to the CBO to find out if their feasible.

"If there are other plans out there that I felt were better I'd vote for them. I swear to you I'd vote for them. I couldn't care less about Nancy Pelosi telling me to vote for the Democratic bill. I don't care about that."

This doctor in the crowd recited the Hippocratic oath: First, do no harm.

"As a physician, if we lose a patient, well, we lose a patient. But if Congress doesn't get this right we lose a nation."

Protesters gather outside by Drew Petrimoulx
Over 100 people gathered outside the town hall meeting where they waived homemade signs and chanted "read the bill" and "Grayson lies."

Some, like Bobby Linn, tried to get tickets.

"I tried to get in," he said. "I called [Grayson's] office the day after the email went out and I couldn't get in."

The protesters said they don't believe Grayson's claims that health care reform won't force the government to raise taxes on middle class Americans.

"It's gotta come from somewhere," Linn added.

Some people who left the town hall after getting frustrated told the protesters what was going on inside - that the crowd was stacked with Grayson supporters.

"It's about what we expected," Linn said.