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Uh-oh. FRC Tony Perkins warns Scott Brown to

Posted: Aug 21, 2012

after he jumped on the bandwagon, filled to capacity, with fellow RINOs calling for Akin's resignation. I guess Brown's lock-step misstep threatens to push Warren out of the statistical-tie corral and into the forefront (confound, that woman!). The strategy there had been for Brown to keep his mouth shut on those troublesome "issues" after the phoney outrage over the Cherokee heritage scandal failed to move the numbers.

Do I detect another crack in the GOP's subterranean fractious factions, or just a deepening in the pre-existing cavernous rift? No one more qualified to stir that pot than Tony Perkins. Guess FRC will be pouring more funds into the Missouri race, trying to compensate for monies other PACs, such as American Crossroads, plan to withhold "for now." Mr. Perkins was evidently not impressed by Mitch Mcconnell's declaration that the apology "isn't good enough."

Chop-chop, Senator Brown. The family hate group has spoken.

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lol...what's really funny... - JTBB

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is that the only ones actually following the republican party platform are Akin, Brown and the FRC. Republican views on this issue are really quite clear which essentially is to completely outlaw abortion. They just don't want to talk about it because it's so unpopular. I guess winning is more important to them than upholding their "standards."

Survivor: The Republican No-Woman Island - The tribe will speak

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They will snuff you out.

Love that image! Do I have your permission to - pay it forward?

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Maybe you'd be interested in a metaphor swap, an even trade, Cherokee style. Pretty please?

And the "standards" of the Democrats include... - Liberty

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inviting an accused rapist {Bill Clinton} to address the Democrat National Convention?

I guess it is terrible when Pro-Life people want to PRESERVE the life of INNOCENT babies in the womb of a mother, but it is just fine and dandy that a man that has been accused of rape, that has taken advantage of many women using his power and has had numerous extra marital affairs, which shows his OUTSTANDING respect for women can be invited to speak to the Democrat men and women and who will clap and go "oooooh! ooooooh!" because they absolutely adore this man!!!

But the Republicans are soooooo terrible because they want to preserve the life of innocent little baby that has yet to be born.

Please... your hypocrisy is really in full display today.

Thank you.

Exactly right! I see the liberal hypocritical comments - on almost every thread! nm

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As it is everyday. - nm

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Yeah, with a whole boatload of little "like" checks. - LOL

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Sweet.

I don't have a problem with a pro life stance, - but here's the thing SM

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what happens to all of these "innocent little babies" after they are born? The repubs agenda is to cut funding for their care. They don't want anything but abstinence taught in schools. They want to do away with contraception. So all of these "innocents" will have quite a hard life, don't you think? It is such a dichotomy to me. If you are truly against abortion, why would you not to anything in your power to prevent pregnancy? Encourage education, encourage birth control? Makes no sense to me.

To Person with question about the "rebubs" agenda... - Liberty

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You have been lied to...plain and simple. For one thing, the Republicans aren't taking away your contraception and there are plenty of programs to help the children.

If you think the Republicans don't care about kids once they are out of the womb, you must have a REAL BIG PROBLEM with Obama. He won't even help his poor, disadvantaged family.

His brother, George, needed $1,000 to help pay for medical bills. Did Barack help him out? NO. George didn't feel like he could depend on Barack for help. George is just one of Barack's family members that need help. Google the rest of the family that needs help. Read Dinesh D'Souza's story.

And Barack's charge to all of us is that we owe obligations to those who are less fortunate. Except Barack doesn't include himself in helping out the less fortunate, otherwise he would be helping his own family.

How you can support someone like Barack who is the biggest hypocrite of all is beyond belief.

Thank you.

Wingers sure are confused about how to define rape, - aren't they?

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Rape is not a political weapon you pick up and use against pols or social classes for whom you hold disdain and contempt. FYI, Consensual sex is not rape, dear...err, I mean forcible rape....err, I mean rape, since rape is rape, and all rape is forced (regardless of the threat or use of violence occurs or not).

Here. Let me help ya. The legal definition of rape is the penetration, no matter how slight, of the vagina or anus with any body part or object, or oral penetration by a sex organ of another person, WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THE VICTIM.

The definition includes, "any gender of victim and perpetrator, not just women being raped by men, recognizes that rape with an object can be as traumatic as penile/vaginal rape, includes instances in which the victim is unable to give consent because of temporary or permanent mental or physical incapacity, and recognizes that a victim can be incapacitated and thus unable to consent because of ingestion of drugs or alcohol.

Laying all that anger and hostility aside over how the GOP witch hunt wasn't able to remove President Clinton from office and actually contributed to his re-election, AND the fact that he enjoys immense popularity across the globe, commands respect, has received countless honors, is recognized for his political saavy and still wields considerable power and clout....please answer this simple question.

In view of the integral part CONSENT play, Ms Lewinsky was raped exactly how?

PS: Please note I will be ignoring that part of your post that implies the "small government" GOP has imminent domain over every single cell of a woman's reproductive system.

You assume too much... - Liberty

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I wasn't referring to M. Lewinsky as the person that was raped. Google it. There were other women. Regarding M. Lewinsky and Clinton, that would be Clinton using his POWER to take advantage of a young intern. Or are you blaming M. Lewinsky for that?

You certainly reiterated my point, my dear, when you said so eloquently in support of Mr. Clinton, "...enjoys immense popularity across the globe,..." Clinton, the man who was accused of rape {remember the poor lady whose panty hose were ripped in the crotch, her lip was bitten, etc.} - or are you saying she was not telling the truth? You choose to hold Clinton in high esteem. If your friend's husband was not faithful to your friend, would you consistently support the husband?

The liberals track record for supporting men who take advantage of women - I'm thinking Ted Kennedy here - is very pronounced. Or maybe you are too young to know the whole story about Ted? Google it.

Thank you.

You assume too much. - sm

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I have no interest in revisiting witch hunts and trumped up sex scandals from 20+ years ago, or, simply stated, the previous century. You'd be wrong to think I play fetch with posters who order me to "Google it."

What I do remember is Linda Tripp had an arrest record of some kind (stealing I believe it was) and struck a deal to avoid a wire tap indictment. She made out like a bandit in a lawsuit over invasion of privacy (LOL) that netted her more than half a million. Jones got close to a million after her stuff was dismissed since she couldn't prove it and Flowers cashed in on the affair, though I don't recall the exact 5-figure amount. After that, I sort of glazed over when the parade of other women lined up behind them.

I have a bit more respect for Monica Lewinsky. I don't blame her for anything, especially not for finding the president appealing. She was credible and did not give off golddigger vibes. I think her best statement came the moment her testimony was concluded: "I hate Linda Tripp."

Here's the thing. I'm no fan of ADULTery. I think it stinks. I also think it happens all the time between two equally irresponsible grown-ups who make bad decisions regarding their PRIVATE lives, but who go into the arrangement with their eyes wide open, knowing full well what the ultimate consequences may be. That goes for the woman as well as the man. Adultery is an equal opportunity downer, a behavior that afflicts everyone from the penniless to the most powerful. I also think it has absolutely NO BEARING whatsoever on a person's ability to perform their job. Bill Clinton was elected to office for his leadership skills, not for what kind of a husband he was.

What happened between him and those women is between him and his wife and is none of my business, just as what goes on in my bedroom is none of the government's business. I think that's a fair deal. How you feel about it is your business and really does not affect how I perceive Clinton's legacy one iota.

I was a consenting adult when Ted Kennedy made his mistakes. I still believe he was a great Senator, and a great American. Again, I don't play fetch with posters who give me the "Google it" command.

I think it's time to return to the 21st century now and discuss the rape issue in earnest, meaning just how many thousands of ways the GOP is trying to screw women. But before doing so, I thought you might need to be reminded of what a consenting adult looks like.

nice - bootstraps (nm)

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golly, that was good - well said! (nm)

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Thank you for the pics... - Liberty

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I,sincerely,did not want to offend you by my statement,"Google it." I prefer to do my own research because I do like to read various viewpoints. I didn't want to impose my research on you.

The Republicans are always accused of not respecting a woman because we are said to impose our viewpoint on what they should do regarding their pregnancy. I don't believe Bill Clinton has respect for women by his previous actions. Even though the charge of rape was many years ago and you do not want to revisit these charges against Bill Clinton, I'm sure the women he victimized do not feel that way. I believe they would think it would still be relevant.

Thank you.

by that logic, John Edwards is good to go? - nm

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John Edwards never did and never will have BC's stature - or politcal saavy.

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His private life screw-ups have thrown him into the all-washed-up pile. Besides, the comparison is a real stretch. The spectre of cheating on a terminally-ill spouse and throwing an innocent child into the mix sealed his fate, as it should have done. Having said that, none of his behaviors changed my views on whether or not I support his political policies. Still, his exit from the arena is no big loss to anyone but himself, which is also as it should be.

duplicitous - (what can I say?)

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Bill Clinton is not an accused rapist. I know you know this, so it begs the question: Why do you say it?

Incidentally, I don't approve of Clinton's extramarital affairs. Nevertheless, I don't see what they have to do with rape, and I certainly can't make the leap between Clinton and innocent little babies.

To: Duplicitous - Liberty

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This link will take you to one description of what I am talking about. The victim accused Bill Clinton of raping her. Why is it that you can't come to the defense of this young lady? People choose to ignore this because the accused rapist was Bill Clinton.

Thank you.
http://www.wnd.com/2003/06/1942/

I'd love to hear that answered myself, but not - holding my breath. nm

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I fell for it - thought poster was actually concerned

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about their safety after the recent shooting at FRC. Nope, nope, nope! Only sarcasm. Ya got me. ;)

Phony outrage over the Cherokee thing?? - She's another liar. Good Lord, people.

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Have you no boundaries?

Sure do. No government allowed - near my genitalia.

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It's a simple concept. What I do with them is my business. Here's another one. Wingers have no business making my family planning decisions for me.

No govt. allowed? Are you kidding me? - jc

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Big govt. is all about telling people what they can and cannot do. Obamas, especially. And taxpayers have to pay for it all. Sheesh!

To Ms. Genitalia...I am sooooo glad we agree... - Liberty@sio.midco.net

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Call the Whitehouse switchboard operator and ask to talk to Obama. Tell him you don't want our tax dollars paying for your or anyone's abortion{s}.

Thank you.

Somehow I don't think that's what she meant. - nm

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