They're proud of their own.

told them to be :p
especially mrs huckabee..
shes being a good obedient christian wife
she knows her place.
:p

Right up there with blatant stupidity.

" “People made me mad when they kicked our man when (he was) down.""

Their man?

Ugh...

I posted this in August:

Was flipping through the radio while driving today and heard one of them (Mike Gallagher I think?) speaking in strong support of Akin. Saying that has comment was misunderstood/manipulated whatever. Also attacking McCaskill in various ways.

I have a feeling there will be a backlash against the backlash and the RW troops will rally around Akin.

McCaskill supporters in MO would be wise to work extra hard to win this seat. It might not exactly be a cake walk, even if he stays in.

http://sync.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=74182

Sad that this is even close. Sadder that he will probably end up winning.

The Kochsuckers pulled out their $ but they might put in back in, Mittens won't win MO by much either though. He won't win without the Kochsucker $, Claire has already bought a bunch of airtime

Missouri will be close. A little luck and it might just go for Obama, I doubt that it will, but stranger things have happened in the past.

Missouri is politically split between its somewhat liberal cities, St. Louis and Kansas City, and its appallingly backward, regressively conservative rural areas. (Rural Missouri, BTW, is where Rush Limbaugh hails from, and he's part of a very prominent conservative family.) This gulf is severe. In the back country, people hearing what Akin says don't even see what's wrong with it and why anybody's upset with something so obvious.

The split isn't quite that neat. Populous suburban counties like St. Charles are terribly conservative. A huge conservative influence in St. Louis is the Catholic Church, most of whose members, I'm afraid, would agree with the implications of Akin's statements and wouldn't care about the erroneous details and ignorance.

McCaskill has the most difficult campaign. If her message appeals to the progressive cities, she might just anger the country-dwellers into showing up in droves. If she keeps to a more moderate message, the city population might not show up in enough numbers to overcome the rural vote.

Notice that she didn't go to the convention, and Obama has not been campaigning for her? That's because the best strategy for defeating her is to tie her to Obama, who the rural voters despise. Sad to say, just doing that enough in the week before the election can get the rural voters to stampede to the polls, no matter what Akin says.

McCaskil's strategy seems to be the least offensive candidate. A lot of Repukes in that state have begun to hate him or lose enthusiasm for him. I think I've seen more Turk and Mittens signs than Akin signs. He needs the Kochsucker $ badly but even without the cash he still won't lost by much.

I will be very interested to see how it plays out.

against pregnancy from legitimate rape? Have you ever been raped?

no. . .then STFU!!!

http://juanitajean.com/2012/10/17/woman-this-aint-fifty-shades-of-akin/

"Stand by your man" and changed the lyrics to "even if he screws you over and treats you like shit"

We're really suppose to listen to the mother of a son who tortured a stray dog...and the wife of a man who tried to cover it up!

How about years of belief and behavior codified in bills expressing his misogyny.

Its not like he told someone to kiss his ass or something. He expressed a horrid, evil, and wrong-headed BELIEF about a women only getting pregnant from rape because she secretly liked it. That isn't a mistake. He is a disgusting and vile man and any women that supports him has issues of her own that need to be worked out with a therapist.

from a woman stupid enough to marry (and stay married to) Hucksterbee?

Conservative women could be 2 or 5,000.

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Any living female who would say positive things about Senator Akin after the filth he has spewed about women in general makes about as much sense as a murder victim chatting up their killer like they're old friends. It bothers me that there are even 130 Republican ladies out there that purport to Support this fool. Without having been there for her, ahem, speech of support, one cannot know if the utterly out of touch former Governor of Arkansas Mike Huckabee and the other husbands, who of course own these GOP women as property according to the Bible, forced each one to go to that Hotel and say nice things about a total and unrepentant sociopath.

“Compromise to me is a dirty word,” said Kelly Burrell of St. Louis, who relayed her own account of terminating a pregnancy. “I compromised the life of an unborn child…

More Rethuglican hypocrisy - when it was convenient for me, it was ok. But, now I don't want anyone else to have that same choice. People this f*cking stupid drive me crazy.

like Victoria Jackson or Kirk Cameron

Just like gay conservatives should not have the right to marry.

I'm tired of fucking conservatives whining about progress, and then they're always the first ones to take advantage of all the progress after democrats worked to get there. Women wouldn't even have a voice if it wasn't for progressives.

FUCK CONSERVATIVES.

People like Janet Huckabee would have no problems with women continuing to get less pay for equal work because we really should be at home cooking dinner for our man.

Thank you Delaware, and Nevada in 2010, now Missouri. Claire was going to lose this seat until Akin opened his mouth.

nt

They have no one to blame but themselves.

non-Missourians like the former first lady of a neighboring state, other Republican politicians' wives (they all have wives, even those that are still in the closet, have to keep up images you know) probably from all over the south, their grown-up daughters, and maybe some maids, nannies, babysitters, and of course mistresses. Total number of 130 is attainable.