Three More Idiots...No Make That Four

In the last hour, literally in just the last hour, since my best friend texted me and told me I needed to dial back the lefty, get out of the house, breathe etc these three stories have either come aceoss the wires or to my attention. By the way this friend is a tried and true Republican, but he is the reasonable one we always hope for. I would vote for him tomorrow

However Brother Right listen to this.

Missuri Senate Candidate Todd Aiken answering a question about his opposition to abortion in cases of rape said " that as he understands it this is not that big an issue because if it is a " legitimate " rape than the body knows this and does not allow the woman to become pregnant."

Ann Romney speaking to a Conservative women's group when asked about equal pay for women doing the same job as men said " why should women get paid as much as men, they have not been in the workforce that long. I don't get paid a dime for the work I do, as stay home, like most women should. If a woman is out there in the workforce she should just be happy and be quiet and quit complaining."

Republican Congressman and theie entourages including family and staff members took a swim in the Sea of Gailee after a dinner last fall. Some were drinking, one Kamsas representative admitted to going skinny dipping in the holy water.

Pennsylvania State Senator admitted that the Voter Id Law was not to stop fraud but to win the state for Mitt Romney.

Meanwhile in Ohio early voting has been restricted in urban areas to work hours on week days. In suburban and rural areas weekend voting is still a possibility. Why? In Ohio voter election boards in each county are made up of 2 Republicans and 2 Democrats. In Cleveland and other heavily minority areas the Republican electors vote against weekend voting and the tie is broken by the Republican Secretary of State. In other areas the Republicans have no worries about weekend voting and offer no objections.

Just in case we did not clearly understand the purpose of all this a Republican State Senator quoted this weekend as stating he did not see why he should want to facilitate the " urban, African American gt out the vote efforts."

This is all too much, you could not make it up. Those on the right are so sure we are stupid that they admit their plans and dare uso do something about it.

I hope we do.