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::Akin was a sponser of the "No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act", which initially had wording that only included "forcible rape", and excluded cases such as statutory rape, which often are ''not'' violent. "Other types of rapes that would no longer be covered by the exemption include rapes in which the woman was drugged or given excessive amounts of alcohol, rapes of women with limited mental capacity, and many date rapes."[http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2011/01/republican-plan-redefine-rape-abortion The House GOP's Plan to Redefine Rape]
::Akin was a sponser of the "No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act", which initially had wording that only included "forcible rape", and excluded cases such as statutory rape, which often are ''not'' violent. "Other types of rapes that would no longer be covered by the exemption include rapes in which the woman was drugged or given excessive amounts of alcohol, rapes of women with limited mental capacity, and many date rapes."[http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2011/01/republican-plan-redefine-rape-abortion The House GOP's Plan to Redefine Rape]
== Akin ==
I read your article on Todd Akin, and it reached levels of partisanship that would make Wikipedia blush. This article is no different. All of the Republicans who are called RINOs here are trying to save the party from people like Akin who make careless comments and then pretend to be martyrs for whatever cause they spoke the comments in order to get foolish people in that cause to support them, while the people who support him are mostly doubtful as best and the ones that aren't are misled by this charlatan.
Mr. Schlafly, are you seriously doing this? Have you forgotten what you stood for? Are you being led astray by this false prophet? Right now, we are in a war for our country, and people like Akin are causing our efforts to be divided. Akin CANNOT stay. He MUST go.