[Uncle Slayton]

The Republican Party needs more men like Rep. Akin who are willing to take a strong Pro Life stance and fight the Yellow Bellied RINO’s who want to give in the the MSM and the DNC.

[ncalburt]

do you work for this crazy selfish loon ??

[Fester Chugabrew]

Right there with ya, Unc.

[Vide]

It's nothing to do with his pro-life beliefs: I can respect him for that. I can't respect a member of the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology being pig-sh1t ignorant on basic reproductive Biology. I also can't respect a worthless, puffed-up, bouffant, combed-over, spray-tanned, geriatric, throwback piece of sh1t derailing a fantastic week for Republicans, breathing new life into the "war-on-women" lie, and making it likely that we'll face at least two more years of Harry Reid as Senate majority leader.

F*ck Akin, f*ck Steve King, and f*ck any other useful idiot who hasn't the sense to STFU.

One way or another, this November will be an existential turning point for the Republic. "Traitor" isn't a word to be tossed around lightly, but in this case it fits. Akin is a traitor to all forms of conservatism and a traitor to his country.

[KittenClaws]

Regardless of the science “facts” Akin tried and failed to present, is. . .we are pro-life in ALL circumstances or not.

Pro life is pro life. Rape, incest, no matter, the child is innocent and does not deserve the death penalty.

And our “ethics” say he must step down?

I’m more ashamed of pro-lifers than I am of Akin.

Maybe his science is wrong, but his heart is right.

[SeminoleCounty]

Yes...the GOP needs to commit itself to Pro-Life

Unfortunately they are not...and this is the real reason they are calling for Akin to drop out.

Akin is demonstrating some real leadership by telling the GOP RINO establishment...and all the PhonyCons in GOP Media...to go procreate with themselves...Akin is stayin’