They Did it in 2012 – History Does
Repeat Itself
For some reason Republicans in
Missouri, who are on the rise and would normally be highly favored to
defeat the incumbent Senator Claire McCaskill want
to say the most outrageous, the most stupid, the most offensive
things about women and sex.
Here are just a few comments from two
of the Republican Neanderthals who are seeking the nomination. First
of all the headline.
GOP
candidate blames human trafficking on sexual liberation, saying it
leads to ‘slavery’ of women
And now for some of the ugly
statements. First up, Josh Howley who wants to use government to
control people's private lives.
Josh
Hawley, the state’s attorney general and the Trump-endorsed
candidate as the party tries to unseat Democratic Sen. Claire
McCaskill, made the remarks in December at the event “Rediscovering
God in America,” hosted by a Christian political group, the
Missouri Renewal Project.
“We’re
living now with the terrible aftereffects of this so-called
revolution,” said Hawley, according to audio of the event. “We
have a human-trafficking crisis in our state and in this city and in
our country because people are willing to purchase women, young
women, and treat them like commodities. There is a market for it. Why
is there? Because our culture has completely lost its way. The sexual
revolution has led to exploitation of women on a scale that we would
never have imagined.”
But wait, there's more
The
news comes on the heels of statements made by one of his opponents
for the Republican nomination, Courtland Sykes, who criticized
feminists and career-focused women as “nail-biting manophobic
hellbent feminist she-devils” and said he expected his fiancee to
make dinner for him every night.
And getting back to Hawley
Hawley,
a staunch abortion opponent, spoke about “the lordship of Christ”
and said that the appropriate place for sex was “within marriage.”
These are the people who supported a
candidate in 2012 who spoke about 'legitimate rape'.
With cretins like this even a
Democratic party that is divided, disorganized and destined to lose,
lose, lose might still win.
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