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→Akin.: Akin's proper, intended meaning of the phrase was clear from the context, even to people who (like Palin) opposed him before he made the remark.
I agree with Palin on this one. There is no such thing as ''legitimate rape''; that implies that both of the people involved went into it willingly. And Akin is losing in his own state by ten points. At this point, I think that Akin is either trying to lose or being incompetent. We cannot have incompetent men in the governing body of this country. Akin must go. Also, he himself has admitted that he is totally wrong. Why are you making excuses for Akin that Akin is not even making for himself?
I agree with Palin on this one. There is no such thing as ''legitimate rape''; that implies that both of the people involved went into it willingly. And Akin is losing in his own state by ten points. At this point, I think that Akin is either trying to lose or being incompetent. We cannot have incompetent men in the governing body of this country. Akin must go. Also, he himself has admitted that he is totally wrong. Why are you making excuses for Akin that Akin is not even making for himself?
:Akin's proper, intended meaning of the phrase was clear from the context, even to people who (like Palin) opposed him before he made the remark.
:And Akin did not admit he was totally wrong in his principles. Quite the contrary, he has withstood the [[media bullying]].--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 21:01, 28 August 2012 (EDT)