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Todd Akin: When Dumb Talk Is Inevitable

Bruceybaby Wrote: Aug 21, 2012 4:24 PM
Sorry Debbie, this election is over. This is the kiss of death for Romney's presidential bid. The very idea of old, white male Republican politicians commenting on women's medical issues is causing revulsion throughout the country. Four more years for Obama, and possibly control of both houses of Congress.
Tacitus X Wrote: Aug 21, 2012 5:13 PM
Isn't ObamaCare essentially politicians not merely commenting but deciding women's (and everyone else's) medical issues? Or is it okay if some of the politicians aren't "old white males"? Would it have been swell if Mussolini and Hitler were middle-aged females? Idi Amin and Pol Pot weren't white. Why should Akin's comments attach to Romney any more than any Democrat politician's atatements attach to Obama? Just asking . . .
There are two sides within the anti-abortion movement. On one side, stand men and women who care deeply about human life and fear that abortion devalues society by creating a caste of disposable people. On the other side, lurk crabbed adults who think women should be punished for having extramarital sex and that pregnancy is fit punishment that (luck of the draw) spares men and falls instead on women and girls.

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