Dems Try To “Akin” Richard Mourdock

During tonight’s Indiana senate debate, GOP candidate Richard Mourdock said this on the topic of abortion:

Essentially, Mourdock was making the case that God has the power to do good in the most evil of circumstances. There is always hope. I know, right? How dare he.

The same liberals pretending to find something outrageous and pro-rape about Mourdock’s comment are the same liberals who celebrated accused rapist Bill Clinton at the DNC. Their LIBERAL RAGE® was absent when Joe Biden publicly defended China’s forced abortion policy. These are the same liberals who found nothing offensive when President Obama referred to pregnancy as being “punished with a baby.

Of course, Republicans have no one to blame but themselves over this. They blinked over Akin’s six-second remark, thus inviting Democrats to repeat the formula: make the hysteria over a comment greater than any actual perceived offense originally wrought by the comment. In Mourdock’s case, nothing offensive was said; the man was talking about the sanctity of life. The left sees any comment that isn’t “I am pro-abortion” to mean “pro-rape.”

I hope Republicans won’t fall for this ridiculousness a second time around.

Here is Mourdock’s response:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

Richard Mourdock made the following statement after the second Indiana Senate debate:
“God creates life, and that was my point. God does not want rape, and by no means was I suggesting that He does. Rape is a horrible thing, and for anyone to twist my words otherwise is absurd and sick,” stated Richard Mourdock.

For Dems arguing that Mourdock opponent Donnelly is more abortion-friendly, there’s this:

Donnelly, Pence and Akin joined 224 other House lawmakers, most of them Republicans, on a bill last year that would have cut off federal aid for abortion-related services for statutory rape and incest.

 

The bill established a separate category for “forcible rape” and allowed the services to continue for those. Following a massive outcry, lawmakers backtracked and restored the original language that did not differentiate among the types of rape.

Leave Comment

This entry was posted in Democrats, Election 2012, GOP, Politics and tagged , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink.

One Response to Dems Try To “Akin” Richard Mourdock

  1. Pingback: Can the Phony Richard Mourdock Outrage, We’re Not Buying It « redredhead