[sickoflibs]

RE :”Republican voters had reasons for rejecting Steelman and Brunner and voting instead for Akin. Among them were Akin’s strong Christian conservative position. We knew what we were getting and now we need to deal with it. You may not agree, and that's fine, but Akin is the nominee so your choices are McCaskill, Akin, or a third-party vote for a candidate who has no chance of getting elected.
How you decide is up to you. ‘

I don't have to decide because I don't live in MO and I don't know enough about the primary race to comment on what you should do directly.

But I can tell you that if ‘strong Christian conservative positions’ like abortion was the primary reason they voted for him then they should more upset than others,
This guy will the Dems poster boy for ‘free taxpayer abortions by the federal government’ and every Republican who opposes free abortions will be dragged down by his stupid comment and accused of being a 'Akin like' woman hater.

Didnt he ever hear of TV and other electric media? Did he think the interview/he was in a closed forum anti-abortion fundraiser?

[MEGoody]

Didnt he ever hear of TV and other electric media? Did he think the interview/he was in a closed forum anti-abortion fundraiser?

I simply see nothing wrong with what he said. It's sad that so many Republicans want to thrown him under the bus because of how the MSM has spun what he said. You'd think at least the conservative Republicans would know better.