>>The fact that the GOP chose to “legitimize” the left’s findings on the matter is absolutely reprehensible.<<
I tend to agree, although it’s helpful to remember that Scott Brown of Massachusetts was the first on what quickly became a bandwagon. Brown, defending his seat in liberal Massachusetts, had some justification for disassociating himself from Akin’s comment quickly.
The rest of the GOP-e, not so much, and Senator Brown was probably surprised himself at how many joined him, and so rapidly too. Might have even helped him in his race? (lemons, lemonade, always remember that)
Yea makes sense, Senator Brown the faux tea party candidate, a wolf draped in tea bags to get elected.
A liberal in reality, perfect fit for the new Gop-e