He is staying fast, staying in the race. Great interview by Dana via Donald Douglas
Akin, 65, portrayed himself as a man of principle, unwilling to give up his fight just because of comments that he portrayed as a minor misstep. “One word, one sentence, [on] one day out of place and all of a sudden the entire establishment turns on you,” Akin told Loesch, whose syndicated show is broadcast from KFTK-FM in St. Louis.
Here is the interview
Well, the stakes are pretty high, I hope he wins, but if he doesn’t it could really hurt the GOP nationally. But, if he does win, it might help end the current climate where one stupid statement or clumsily worded answer can kill a campaign.
UPDATE! Bill Quick is pleased to hear the news
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Dave C
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Great if one wants to play Russian roulette with control of the senate. This would have been an easy pick up.
Well, he damn well better win now, and the GOP needs to do all they can to help him
He’s going to win,and when he does, he’s no longer going to be a lap dog for the GOP establishment, which backed his candidacy until it didn’t. Hell hath no fury like a politician dumped.
I expect he’ll be moving into the Tea Party caucus after his victory. And I doubt he’ll roll over for some of the crap I expect Mittens Romneycare to try to pull as President.
I certainly hope you are right. Frankly now all those calling for him to drop out, and screaming about how stupid he is, etc. need to SHUT the F@@@ up and get behind him!