Rape Pregnancies 'Something That God Intended to Happen"

23 Oct 2012 19:31 #1 by LadyJazzer

Richard Mourdock On Abortion: Pregnancy From Rape Is 'Something God Intended'

WASHINGTON -- Indiana GOP U.S. Senate candidate Richard Mourdock declared Tuesday night he opposes aborting pregnancies conceived in rape because "it is something that God intended to happen."

Debating Rep. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.) in their final Senate race showdown, a questioner asked them and Libertarian candidate Andrew Horning to explain their views on abortion.

All three said they were anti-abortion. But Mourdock went the further, putting himself in territory near Missouri GOP Senate candidate Rep. Todd Akin, the anti-abortion congressman who infamously asserted that women don't get pregnant from "legitimate rape."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/2 ... 07482.html

Mr. Mourdock, meet Mr. Akin... Mr. Akin, meet Mr. Mourdock... And BOTH of you meet Mr. Ryan....

(And this is the Neanderthal teabagger that primaried out Dick Lugar....God, If I was a TeaPublican, I would be embarrassed...)

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23 Oct 2012 19:50 #2 by Raees
I wonder if he thinks God intended 9/11 or the Holocaust to happen?

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23 Oct 2012 19:59 #3 by archer
These people are what pass for candidates and wanna be statesmen in todays world. Am I the only one who finds that fact incredibly sad?

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23 Oct 2012 20:19 #4 by LadyJazzer
I find it even sadder that the "low-information" voters are ignorant enough to vote them into office.

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23 Oct 2012 20:42 #5 by FredHayek

Democracy4Sale wrote: I find it even sadder that the "low-information" voters are ignorant enough to vote them into office.

Save that quote. You might need it if Romney wins next week.

Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.

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23 Oct 2012 20:58 #6 by LadyJazzer
Yeah... I might... The "low information voters" might be stupid enough to do it again...

Nah... :lol:

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23 Oct 2012 22:19 #7 by CC
We certainly understand LOW information voters here.

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