Isn’t he in Missouri or somewhere? My Congressman is in a western state. He came out “against” Akin’s remarks. Why? Cowardice, I suppose. Afraid that if he didn’t do so, he would be accused of sexism or racism or something. Look, you don’t have to object to every evil ikn the world in order not to deserve to be accused of it. My western congressman should focus on his region and his role in Congress, not Missouri’s region and Missouri’s role in Congress.

This is true whether Akin was right, wrong, or indifferent. It’s just common sense.

Who hasn’t said something “wrong” or even rude and most likely evil? Should you be berated by your peers, or by Congress? Get over it. You made a mistake. Forget it. Apologize if you feel it’s necessary, but don’t obsess over it. There are more important things to actually do in life than to worry ourselves to death over someone’s personal beliefs, even if those beliefs are (shudder) different from mine, yours, or someone that objects to independent, nonconforming beliefs.