Firstly, let’s establish that the comment made on the Jaco Report by US Rep. W^m Todd Akin [R-MO²] regarding legitimate rape was reprehensible, ill-advised and smacks of misogyny. That said, we should now turn towards the big picture: electing Willard Mitt Romney president, strengthening the GOP majority in the House of Representatives and returning the Senate to Republican control.

Akin’s remarks were stupid and unfortunate but he has decided to stay in the race to unseat Sen. Claire M^cCaskill [D-MO]. Though many in the Republican establishment originally supported Akin over other well-qualified primary candidates yet now call for him to step aside, conservatives must focus on beating the ass-backwards зviƨƨзяgoяq juggernaut that is bent on destroying this country. We may not necessarily agree that his decision to continue his campaign was the best but it is immeasurably more important to defeat M^cCaskill than to NOT support Akin.

The future of the United States of America is at stake. We need to restore the American Dream and not let it be replaced with the Dreams of My [Absent Communist Hate-filled Drunken Atheist] Father. We must retire the gaffe-o-matic vice-president who spews vile racial affronts as jocularities. We have to send to the back benches the doddering senate majority leader that cares more for his pomegranate trees than passing a congressional budget or bringing substantive GOP bills to the floor; and we must stop liberal rubber-stamps like Claire M^cCaskill along with the rest of her ilk who want to continue the downward spiral of the country by supporting OBAMAsCARE, the $timuME$$, et al.

There will be resentment that Congressman Akin didn’t resign and step down from the race but that’s over now and we must support him if we are serious about wanting to take the Senate. There is an imperial presidency which is usurping the Constitution at every opportunity; a complicit Senate and a weak House which facilitate his imperious actions; and a Judiciary that enables the dismantling of the separation of powers. Given M^cCaskill’s own scandals that the DemocЯAT-controlled media all but ignores and low popularity amongst her constituents going into this contest, along with the resulting drop of support for Todd Akin, a third-party candidacy may have a chance; the next couple weeks will tell.

Question: Which is more repugnant, a dumb comment stated once by a senatorial nominee or a political party that regurgitates and envelops every one of their 2012 campaigns in that legitimate rape quote?

An abhorrent radio advert retches the familiar line and perpetuates the jackass party’s reflective fabrications.

Seriously? Fauxcahontas is standing to try to unseat Sen. Scott Brown [R-MA] yet this desperate candidate needs to reach for another campaign 1400 miles away to look for mud? … And she is not alone. From municipalities down to Chicago-based David Axelrod’s vitriol-filled management of the presidential re-election bid, the party of the jackass has lost what little respect they had left after the last five election cycles. Turn on any cable news or comedy channel and see one or more of the odious blabbermouth segregates evoking legitimate rape as they are barfing the new slogan from the DemoCRAPS’ daily talking points. Pull their string and hear the phrase … pull their string and hear it again.

A third party would present its own concerns. As for the election, another conservative candidate could effectively split the vote and give Claire M^cCaskill the victory. If the tertiary should win, (s)he does reduce the number of Democrat senators by one (good) but it does not add to the Republican count (null). Like Sen. Joseph Isadore Lieberman [I-MA], an independent senator from Missouri can choose to caucus with the GOP but, sans party affiliation, his/her effectiveness is limited. This is how a two-party system works.