You’re correct, of course, Akin is a very serious legislator who made one verbal gaffe. He hasn’t done anything illegal, immoral or unethical. But the DNC lackeys at MSNBC are in full attack mode over that one verbal gaffe.
The truly sad thing about all this is that the Democrats’ “Republican war on women” propaganda had finally started to go away. Akin has single-handedly given their propaganda a new lease on life and it will last until the election. For that reason, he’s got to go. We need to capture more of the women’s vote at all levels, especially the presidential election.
Can someone please try to explain why it seems many more women turn out to vote than do men? Of course they tend more to vote for the 'rats, while men tend more to vote GOP.
I heard that women began outnumbering men in the presidential electorate about 1980. Before that, men outnumbered women because politics was traditionally a man's interest.
As well as capturing a larger share of the women's vote, maybe the GOP ought to be doing things to attract more men to the polls.