Yesterday's
“misspeak” by Missouri Congressman Todd Akin is not he first time
that he has attacked women. The dipshit who coined the term
“legitimate rape,” this past weekend, is also the same dumb ass
who cosponsored HR358, otherwise known as the Let Women Die Bill, as
well as another bill that literally attempted to change the
definition of rape, before saner heads prevailed.
Guess
who co sponsored and also voted for these two pieces of crap
legislation? If you guessed Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan,
you would be absolutely correct.
Ryan
describes himself as “so pro life” that only the possible death
of the mother would make him consider allowing an abortion. Ryan is
against abortion in all instances including rape and incest. So much
so, that he is willing to sign onto legislation designed to hurt
women and women's health.
So
when Akin said;
"From
what I understand from doctors, that's really rare," Akin said
of pregnancy resulting from rape. "If it's a legitimate rape,
the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down. But
let's assume maybe that didn't work or something. I think there
should be some punishment, but the punishment ought to be on the
rapist."
You
can believe he was also speaking for his buddy Paul Ryan. That's why
he didn't see anything wrong with what he said, or that anyone else
would take exception. For what it is worth, Romney/Ryan tried to distance itself from Akin's comments, but talk is cheap. They are bullshitting women and anybody else who is listening.
And
don't let the fact that Paul Ryan brings his mother along on the
campaign trail fool you. If Ryan is willing to use his own mother to
lie about his politics, imagine what he plans for the rest of us.
Romney/
Ryan is a bad deal for America. Romney/Ryan is a disastrous
combination for women, period. This ticket is willing to literally
change the definition to do away with rape. You can read about that
here, and it is very apparent that in their minds, there is no such
thing as rape or incest, in the first place. And since women's
bodies can naturally counteract pregnancies, there is no reason for
birth control either, is there. Think about it, people.
The
almighty and sacred sperm rules. End of discussion.
Vote
responsibly in November.
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