Rep. Todd Akin is not a doctor. His own congressional bio says he worked as an engineer and a steel plant manager before running for office.
But he’s heard from doctors that rape victims’ bodies spring into action to prevent a resulting pregnancy. Why Akin needs to assert junk science is unclear, since he doesn’t believe women who do get pregnant as a result of rape should be allowed to seek an abortion, either.
As of Friday evening it appears that the Trump/Musk GOP has managed to put out, or at least move to…
I admit I’ve been saying mostly the same thing in my last few posts on events on Capitol Hill. I…
If you haven’t seen the details, the meltdown on Capitol Hill went from bad to worse this evening. Or awesome…
If you’re thinking about joining us for our first live-audience version of the podcast on January 15th down in DC,…
