What American Conservatives Say About Rape
I don’t know about you, but I have such a hard time remembering which conservative politician said what ridiculously offensive thing about rape.
They’re all old and white and most of them are in some state of partial baldness. They all look the same!
And they all sound basically the same too, given that woman-hating bile spews from their open pie holes.
Alas, they are all individual people, who hold or have held positions of power within government, and aspire to inflict their beliefs upon your life, so it behoves us to be able to keep them straight. Know thine enemies!
Above, a quick overview of the most noteworthy five: Richard Mourdock (running for U.S. Senate in Indiana, current state treasurer), Iowa Congressman Steve King, Missouri Representative Todd Akin, Tom Smith (running for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania), and and former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee.
You know, there are people who listen to and agree with these terrible concepts and who admire all five of these Republicans. You can bet Mitt and his buddy Ryan are included in these.
I will be amazed when someone comes out with the statistic after the election of how many women voted Republican. It is as if they would enjoy being treated like cattle
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- U.S. Senate candidate Mourdock says pregnancy from rape ‘something God intended’ (vancouversun.com)
- Richard Mourdock, Candidate for U.S. Senate, Labels Pregnancy-by-Rape “Gift from God” (thehollywoodgossip.com)
- The Republican Rape Advisory Chart (alternet.org)
- Republican Senate hopeful Richard Mourdock in rape row – BBC News (bbc.co.uk)
- Christianity Today: It’s Disrespectful Not to Tell Rape Victims About the ‘Redeeming Power of God’ (patheos.com)
- Indiana GOP U.S. Senate candidate Mourdock: rape pregnancies “something that God intended to happen” (blogs.suntimes.com)
