Todd Akin struck (himself) again, likened Senator McCaskill to

The guy that brought up the question of "legitimate rape" and noted that a woman has "ways to prevent" pregnancy in a rape? You know...the guy that republicans lined up to denounce...the one they told to get out of the race...the one who was sooooo offensive they couldn't stand to have him as a representative of the republican party. Well, now that it is official that Akin is going to stay in the race and now cannot be replaced, look who's lining up to endorse him... Recent headline ...

....I suppose as opposed to women who are raped "illegitimately," whose bodies cannot prevent conception. He explained his impressive knowledge of human reproduction by saying, “the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down.” Like his democratic challenger, incumbent Senator Claire McCaskill D-MO, I am truly stunned at this amazing turn of events. This guy actually thinks we should pay him to legislate our laws. It will be interesting to ...

on keynote speaker at the DNC - "I don't want my daughter near him." Link ...

The Obama presidency isn't over. It's just beginning! Put on your seat belts, it's going to be quite a ride down the tubes. Hope you Democrats enjoy it. ...

Pregnancy will not result unless a woman is raped, so if she gets pregnant, she wasn't really raped, she enjoyed it, the juices and secretions were flowing and welcomed the sperm.How insulting. How disrespectful.This is what is borne out of selling your political soul to the right wing. Poor Mr. Akin probably thought he'd get kudos from his party radicals riding on the snowball of their anti-female rhetoric. After all, Paul Ryan co-signed his "forcible rape" ...

Colorado Democrat: Women Don’t Need Guns If They ‘Feel Like They’re Going To Be Raped’ Chill, women, says Colorado Democrat Rep. Joe Salazar. While arguing for the disarmament of college students, Salazar says that even if women feel like they’re going to be raped, they may not, so who needs a firearm for protection? From Revealing Politics: Said Salazar: “It’s why we have call boxes, it’s why we have safe zones, it’s why we have the whistles. Because you just don’t ...

He must be so proud! Former Republican Senate candidate Todd Akin may have drifted into national obscurity following his loss in Missouri's 2012 Senate race, but his contentious comments about rape -- which helped sink his political bid - will live on in syndication: Tonight's episode of NBC's "Law & Order: SVU" borrows elements of the Akin controversy for a plotline of its own. The episode, entitled "Legitimate Rape," tells the story of "a high-profile rape victim" ...

Having an extremely bad day and I really needed this laugh: The doc said the patient works at (name of restaurant) fast food.... VR put (instead of fast food) put "fresh glued". Thanks VR I needed that laugh. ...

was an isolated event: As for the substance of what Akin told a local TV reporter, we’ve heard this before.There was state Rep. Henry Aldridge of North Carolina in 1995, during a debate to eliminate a state abortion fund for poor women: “The facts show that people who are raped — who are truly raped — the juices don’t flow, the body functions don’t work and they don’t get pregnant,” said Aldridge, a 71-year-old periodontist. “Medical auth ...

This one is just for fun. Hubby came home and told me about Willke having a connection with Nazi German experiments, so I found this: Mecklenburg's article was one of 19 in a book called "Abortion and Social Justice," published a year before the U.S. Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision. In supporting his claim about trauma and ovulation, Mecklenburg cited experiments conducted in Nazi death camps. The Nazis tested this hypothesis "by selecting women who were about to ovulate ...

by the conservative fifth circuit Appeals Court. The Wisconsin law was struck down last week. ...

I understand why people are against abortion. I truly do see the reasoning behind feeling that way, though I have different feelings on the subject (some of which I keep to myself most of the time). But not even to save the life of the mother? ...

Score 2 for the home teams in Wisconsin and Texas. Thanks SCOTUS and Judge Ramos for your 150 page ruling ! http://www.cbsnews.com/news/voter-id-laws-in-texas-wisconsin-blocked-by-the-courts/ http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/10/us/politics/supreme-court-blocks-wisconsin-voter-id-law.html ...

Obama’s Speech on Afghanistan to Envision Exit By PETER BAKER, ERIC SCHMITT and DAVID E. SANGERPublished: November 29, 2009 WASHINGTON — President Obama plans to lay out a time frame for winding down the American involvement in the war in Afghanistan when he announces his decision this week to send more forces, senior administration officials said Sunday.Although the speech was still in draft form, the officials said the president wanted to use the address at the United States Milit ...

senator has done anything to be happy about, but I am happy to see this man stand up and act like an adult. Way to go, sir! It is a lot easier to take a politician seriously when they don't act like children. As a liberal, I am really, really glad to see this. http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/?fbid=01Hd7w9PgE6 ...

If you think African Americans are not targeted or racially profiled, listen to this guy, a black GOP senator who was stopped 7 times by cops last year. I have linked it, but also here is his statement yesterday. It is powerful because it is his personal experience. Scott’s address on Wednesday came after four other senators urged their colleagues to take a vote on criminal justice reform ― something many lawmakers say is badly needed. “There is a deep divide between ...

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/11/17/Gillibrand-we-all-knew Dem Senator: 'We All Knew' Obama Was Lying Email Article Print article Send a Tip by Ben Shapiro 17 Nov 2013, 1:03 PM PDT 1727 post a comment On Sunday, appearing on ABC’s This Week with fill-in host Martha Raddatz, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) admitted that Democrats knew full well that Americans would be booted from their health insurance plans a ...

Mitch McConnel takes Senate to new low: Obstructionism at ANY cost. ...

OK, this is getting WAY out of control. And frightening. This has got to stop. Since when do we condone this type of behavior? This is thuggery 101. I can just imagine sitting around the dinner table, slicing the meatloaf and then the news comes on. Little Jimmy: "Look Mommy! Daddy's on TV! Ohhh, he looks angry!" Nice example for the kids. What a bunch of twits. Where is the civility now? Seriously. No on ...

Senator Murkowski of Alaska says her views are evolving, and she plans on reevaluating her stance on the issue (hooray for her!). "I think you are seeing a change in attitude, a change in tolerance," she said. "And an acceptance that what marriage should truly be about is a lasting, loving committed relationship with respect to the individual." As for why Murkowski is considering a change in position, she pointed to her two young sons, who she says give her puzzled looks when she asks them for ...

This is not about either dem or repub, it's how we pay for all their excesses. ...

This is just a small part of why many of us believe there will be a change for the good this November. This is a commercial here and a very good one at that. The people in charge right now are just outright lying. They have no conscious. Our health care is not a game. Looking forward to Nov. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiT4yg8OSbM Our state is very concerned and we have a right to be. ...

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A raise in the minimum wage will receive a $2800 cost of living adjustment on January 1, 2015. Even $10/hr is pathetic. I would like to see them live on that. Americans favor raising the minimum wage, 71%. So, come on, senators, how about you do what the people want for a change? ...

The attached link to video is Senator Warren reading the riot act to the CEO of Wells Fargo. Sure would love to have her give a talking to to some MTSO CEOs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8HfGAx8coE ...

Outrage at democrat senator in Nebraska for comparing U.S. police officers to ISIS. And dems say conservatives are the hateful ones? http://www.ijreview.com/2015/03/281239-reactions-flood-nebraska-senator-compares-police-isis-intense/ ...

By John ByrneMonday, January 18th, 2010 -- 9:16 am The Republican state senator vying to fill the Senate seat recently vacated by the late Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA) says he doesn't believe waterboarding -- where a suspect is effectively temporarily drowned -- is torture. State senator Scott Brown's candidacy has taken Massachusetts by storm and political analysts by surprise. Until recently, Democratic state attorney Martha Coakley was considered a shoe-in for the position. But Massach ...

Todd Akin struck (himself) again, likened Senator McCaskill to

So what? He's right. - me5

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