Comments on: Conservative Christians rally around Akin

By: whitestone57

whitestone57 — Tue, 11 Sep 2012 02:53:00 +0000

Akin Is A Conservative Republican…..He Should be Elected'! SCREW THE LEADERSHIP IN THE 'GOP' THEY WORKED AGAINST RAND PAUL FOR SENATE. They Want Moderate Kiss ASS Republicans In Office. Then You Get……..George Bush Jr, McCain,Orin Hatch Etc…..

By: Winston

Winston — Sat, 25 Aug 2012 23:29:00 +0000

Those in the GOP/RNC demanding Akin to step down from his campaign to seek elected office due to his mistatement about abortion is typical of those I know in the inner circle of the Republican elites who say "we'll never support a born-again Christian for candidacy in the GOP... we want more liberals in the GOP". Akin's problem is that he speaks what most sincere Bible believing Christians understand...and that is we are againgst abortion in all ways as "LIFE BEGINS AT CONCEPTION".

By: Jeff Dixon

Jeff Dixon — Sat, 25 Aug 2012 17:12:00 +0000

Yes, i realize someone can falsely accuse someone of rape. However, in those cases, no rape occurred. It is not a case of illegitimate rape.

By: thunderbob

thunderbob — Sat, 25 Aug 2012 14:01:00 +0000

The way it was explained to me was; some one cries rape, and then it is proven it wasn't Opposed to someone, being assaulted without consent. If you are going to use the word. If you were to go out of the norm labeling , illegitimate would be a false accusation against a consensual action. An example of rape and not rape would be the Duke Lacrosse team and the stripper. The accusation of rape was made, charged and then it was discovered it wasn't true. As Convoluted as it may be it kind of makes sense. It was still a poor selection of words.

By: Dennis

Dennis — Sat, 25 Aug 2012 13:35:00 +0000

I took this mans words in a totally different way and agreed with him.Ever try and argue with someone who is for the murdering the unborn? First they will tell you its not a human yet.That at a certain point( pick what time 4 weeks 8 weeks ect) is it only then viable as a baby.Then they are on to what? Well what if its rape!! What if its incest.As if all cases of abortions being performed are cases of rape and incest which is ludicrus.I took Mr.Adkins words in this vain and he was trying to point this out.Less than 1% of abortions performed are because of rape cases.People need to get their heads out of you know what.Murdering the unborn because its a nuiscance,because you were ready for sex but not the consequences is why the majority of abortions are done,period,end of story and is a sad fact of this country.In the end it is child sacrifice and is an abomination to YHWH.

By: The Watchman

The Watchman — Sat, 25 Aug 2012 11:54:00 +0000

Todd Akin's only mistake was stating the truth, when we all know that the truth will always be offensive to someone. His statement regarding legitimate rape, was pretty much based on scientific fact. There are only a minute amount of pregnancies resulting from legitimate rape, especially brutal and violent rapes. A female wishing to obtain an abortion under the "I was raped" assertion, should also be accompanied by a police report naming the rapist and proof of charges filed. We the people are not that baby's daddy, and we shouldn't be required to contribute our tax money to either abort or take care of the child after it is born. That is the father's responsibility, period. Leaving a "in case of rape" clause in the abortion part of any taxpayer funded health care law, without some type of proof of rape, and a rapist to be held responsible, is nothing less than a loophole for dishonest women, who were in fact engaging in consensual sex, that resulted in an unwanted pregnancy. I'm not saying "all" pregnant women will be dishonest, but to pretend that all women who claim "rape" are being truthful is unrealistic. Todd Akin is being sacrificed for the Republican Party who now, from some reason feels they must pander to the women's rights lobby.

By: KentPerry

KentPerry — Sat, 25 Aug 2012 03:50:00 +0000

Big Hoss has sex with dead monkeys? Prove he doesn't

By: EstebanCafe

EstebanCafe — Fri, 24 Aug 2012 22:40:00 +0000

Do we "make a man an offender for a word" (Isa 29:21) when he says the wrong thing–and for which he repents?
Compared to Mssr Ted Kennedy who actually allowed a woman to die after spending the evening with her–as a married man–seems unconscionable. Mary Jo Kopechne could be reached for comment.
Sigh. Mssr Akin may have snatched defeat from the jaws of victory. It was a stupid saying and may cost your conservative cause dearly. Good luck.

By: thunderbob

thunderbob — Fri, 24 Aug 2012 21:46:00 +0000

I don't disagree with the forgiveness of the mistake, but I'm not in the Media or the Democrat party! no matter how much he tries to get it straight as to what he ment or wanted to say, the Media and the Dems won't let it go! Then you take the people that take can see no farther than their nose and only believe what the Media tells them, and you have an cliff to climb to get back. No matter how you cut the mustard, McCaskill just got a ticket back to D.C. when it should be a ticket to the federal prison. With the Country I grow up in on the verge of destruction, now is the time to look at the Big picture and not self. Akin is not stupid, however, in this case he is and will be represented by the Media as a; stupid and a woman hater! There will be a large group following the media! He really needs suck up his pride to step aside!