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.
In yesterday’s podcast Kate and I discussed that NYT-Siena poll (way overplayed and exaggerated but still not great for Biden)…
A new episode of The Josh Marshall Podcast is live! This week, Kate and Josh analyze the presidential polling landscape…
I wanted to update you on an important development in Israel and the Israel-Hamas war. There have been a few…
Axios has a new piece out today with the headline: Biden’s Polling Denial. It’s not spin, the article says. The…
