Todd Akin

President Obama will spend four more years in the White House defending women's freedom and privacy, and many NARAL Pro-Choice America PAC-endorsed candidates emerged victorious!
But, remember all those guys who recently said some horrible things about whether rape survivors should have access to abortion care? Well, pro-choice voters spoke out yesterday and sent them all packing.

If you've been dying to know which party is sweeping the sleazy guy vote, look no further! Today's video points out that sleazy guys around America will be voting full-force with the GOP to further disenfranchise women.

According to Talking Points Memo, Todd Akin's got a super PAC - a real one - behind him and they're ponying up $800,000 to place ads asking folks to vote for Akin because he'll help tip Senate support to a potential Romney administration. Guess they haven't seen the latest polls or else they wouldn't be counting their chickens before they're hatched. It doesn't necessarily  look like there's going to be a President Romney....

Today's video comes from last night's Center for Reproductive Rights Inaugural Gala. Tina Fey shares a similar frustration with the GOP as many of us at this point by stating "If I have to listen to one more gray-faced man with a two-dollar haircut explain to me what rape is, I'm going to lose my mind!"

The Contributor's Editor-In-Chief Tina Dupuy joined Viewpoint's Host John Fugelsang, filling in for Eliot Spitzer, and Media Matter's Senior Fellow Eric Boehlert tonight on Current.
Watch these media minds discuss the narrative of momentum against the reality of polling and the electoral map. They also get into how rape and abortion and the quest for the female vote is going with the party of Todd Akin, Joe Walsh and Richard Mourdock.

Our own Nancy Keenan, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, stopped by The Rachel Maddow Show last night to talk about the recent slew of outrageous anti-choice comments from the campaign trail.
Most recently, we heard Richard Mourdock, who is running for Senate in Indiana, say that pregnancy resulting from rape is "something that God intended to happen."
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A split ticket yard sign display in upscale urban Kansas City, via an anonymous source:
It took strong sentiments to permit those fence posts to be driven into that manicured lawn.
Evidently, for some, Todd Akin's (R) crazy talk isn't as palatable as Mitt Romney's (R) mendacity.

Claire McCaskill's campaign released three ads today going after Todd Akins' "Legitimate Rape" comments very directly: