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Love is in the air – but now something smells fishy.

In an interview last week, Iowa Rep. Steve King was asked about Todd Akin’s infamous (read: disgusting) “legitimate rape” comment, and skirted the issue by saying he’s sticking by his “friend.”

Rep. King, we respect a good bromance, but maybe when your “bro” insults rape survivors, you should make an exception.  

Looks like we’re back to 0.

Rep. Todd Akin flushed his candidacy down the toilet with ignorant (and dangerous) comments about rape survivors – and we figured anti-choice lawmakers would have gotten a clue.

Nope!

Not the case for Rep. Phil Gingrey of Georgia who defends Akin’s statement. Click here to read more on this train wreck. 

When anti-choice candidates make legitimately disgusting and dangerous comments about rape survivors, voters have a way of shutting that whole thing down.  

Four anti-choice candidates. Four egregious comments. Four anti-choice defeats!

Note: Paul Ryan may have lost as VP candidate, but he was re-elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. 

“What am I? A secretary on Mad Men?”

Ha! We love Tina Fey!

What do Richard Mourdock, Todd Akin, and Roger Rivard have in common besides that they all make dangerous and downright ignorant comments about survivors of rape and their right to abortion care?

These are the kinds of candidates Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan endorse.

Mitt Romney and Rep. Steve King: Partners in extremism.