Comments on: AKIN APOLOGY

By: BD

BD — Wed, 22 Aug 2012 20:02:52 +0000

LOL yep they had a hurricaine in 2008 too. I remember their convention being empty on the opening day. Bad karma

By: Truthiz

Truthiz — Wed, 22 Aug 2012 19:58:23 +0000

Charles Johnson psoted this as his "Throwback of the Day""National Review Goes Full Caveman: ‘Men Select Mates for Fertility, Women Select for Status’ "You’re going to have to search a long time to find a right wing article as mind-bogglingly ridiculous as this crazy caveman piece by Kevin D. Williamson at National Review today: "Like A Boss"If this were at The Onion, there’d be no doubt that it was a parody. But this testosterone-drenched article lavishing praise on the manly manliness of Mitt Romney is totally serious.They’re beyond parody.If you can stand it, read the whole thing. You’ll never see a clearer depiction of right wing values, and it’s not a pretty picture. […]Read: http://littlegreenfootballs.com/article/40796_Nat…Read: "Like A Boss"https://www.nationalreview.com/nrd/articles/31350…

By: Truthiz

Truthiz — Wed, 22 Aug 2012 19:45:57 +0000

"I would laugh so hard if a hurricaine blows all them out of their convention and shuts it down."Lol. Hey BD I have friends living in Fl_just a few blocks from where the GOP convention is going to be held_and they said pretty much the same thing.

By: BD

BD — Wed, 22 Aug 2012 19:32:57 +0000

Good last post Truth. Akin was only saying what he believes in. The Repubs just don't want him letting everybody know most of them believe in it too. LOL I know this might be wrong but I would laugh so hard if a hurricaine blows all them out of their convention and shuts it down.

By: Truthiz

Truthiz — Wed, 22 Aug 2012 19:24:57 +0000

NYTimes: "Just Think No"There’s something trying about an unforgiving man suddenly in need of forgiveness.Yet Todd Akin is right. He shouldn’t have to get out of the United States Senate race in Missouri simply for saying what he believes. He reflects a severe stance on abortion that many in his party embrace, including the new vice presidential candidate.“I talk about one word, one sentence, one day out of place, and, all of a sudden, the entire establishment turns on you,” Representative Akin complained to the conservative radio talk-show host Dana Loesch on Tuesday as he spurned pleas from Mitt Romney and other G.O.P. big shots to abort his bid. He continued: “They just ran for cover at the first sign of any gunfire, and I think we need to rush to the gunfire.”He’s right again. Other Republicans are trying to cover up their true identity to get elected. Even as party leaders attempted to lock the crazy uncle in the attic in Missouri, they were doing their own crazy thing down in Tampa, Fla., by reiterating language in their platform calling for a no-exceptions Constitutional amendment outlawing abortion, even in cases of rape, incest and threat to the life of the mother.Paul Ryan, who teamed up with Akin in the House to sponsor harsh anti-abortion bills, may look young and hip and new generation, with his iPod full of heavy metal jams and his cute kids. But he’s just a fresh face on a Taliban creed — the evermore antediluvian, anti-women, anti-immigrant, anti-gay conservative core. […]Read: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/22/opinion/dowd-ju…