talking about this crazy theory. there's a reason the antiabortion right had to invent this easily disprovable lie about basic human biology in the first place. every time it surfaces in the mainstream, it gets debunked, but even after debunking, it keeps circulating on the antiabortion right. why do they keep bringing it back? if you believe that rape victims don't get pregnant, you don't have to feel bad about using the law against impregnated rape victims. after all, they don't exist. todd akin still supports the same policy position he outlined on sunday, the one the personhood folks campaigned on, the idea that the government should force victims of rape and incest to bring their pregnancies to term. he apologized about the way he said it on sunday, but he's not retracted his policy position that is based on that idea. he's apologizing for the wording of the rationale of the government forcing women to give birth who are raped against
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