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Stem cells: A culture war gone quiet
Alex Seitz-Wald
The GOP is so against stem-cell research that it's in the party platform. So why won't Republicans talk about it?
Republicans’ extremist web
E.J. Graff
It's easy to connect the dots on the GOP's conservative social agenda
The GOP: Party of quacks
Amanda Marcotte
How the antiabortion movement taught the Republican Party to hate science
Gary Johnson: Ryan’s no libertarian
Alex Pareene
Actual Libertarian candidate calls Ryan "anything but libertarian"
Todd Akin: Right-wing martyr
Irin Carmon
The GOP may have turned on him, but the Missouri candidate has become a hero to the antiabortion faithful
The fanatical GOP
Robert Reich
A once great political party has been leveled by extremists and loons
Akin hasn’t changed Paul Ryan’s mind
Alex Seitz-Wald
In an interview, the vice-presidential nominee stands by his record opposing abortion in all cases, including rape
GOP platform adopts Arizona law
Alex Seitz-Wald
With its official embrace of his immigration politics, the GOP is becoming the party of Kris Kobach
The GOP reaps what it sowed
Joan Walsh
The GOP sold its soul to the extremist Christian right. So why do its leaders act surprised by their Todd Akins?
Eight staggering GOP comments on rape and women
Sarah Seltzer, Lauren Kelley
It's not just GOP Senate candidate Todd Akin. It's practically a party tradition
Akin is the GOP
Marie Myung-Ok Lee
His remarks reveal, again, what Republicans believe about abortion, and women
This is what a Romney presidency would look like
Steve Kornacki
Mitt's call for Akin's withdrawal shows he’ll stand up to a member of his own party – when everyone else does first
Ryan a flop?
Alex Seitz-Wald
Americans are not big fans of Ryan; his call to Akin; and other top Wednesday stories
Republicans’ anti-abortion crusade
Irin Carmon
Even as the GOP rushes to distance itself from Todd Akin, the party's platform reminds us how radical it has become
Eleven reasons Akin didn’t quit
Jeffrey Smith
It's after 6 p.m., and Todd Akin is still on the Missouri ballot. Why did he remain in the race?
Steve King echoes Akin
Alex Seitz-Wald
The Iowa congressman says he's never heard of someone getting pregnant from rape or incest
Is Christianity pro-choice?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
It's not a religious contradiction to support choice. And the men who think they know better aren't God
Todd Akin: The man who said too much
Sally Kohn
The Republican Party turned on Todd Akin because he made plain their creeping extremism and political strategy
Romney doubles Obama’s cash
Alex Seitz-Wald
Mitt crushing in fund race; Akin still ahead; the GOP's abortion platform; and other top Tuesday stories
Please don’t go, Todd
Irin Carmon
Todd Akin has until 5 p.m. today to drop out of the race. Why liberals should hope he stays the course
Thank you, Todd Akin
Joan Walsh
The candidate exposed his party's misogyny, and the swift backlash is reason for defenders of women to celebrate
Todd Akin, master scientist?
Alex Seitz-Wald
Who thought it was a good idea to put Todd Akin on the House Science Committee?
Rape exceptions aren’t legitimate
Irin Carmon
Todd Akin's right about this much: Rape exceptions are wrong. You either believe in bodily autonomy, or you don't
Seven ways Republicans adopt slavery rhetoric
Adele M. Stan
Joe Biden slipped in his "chains" claim, but the GOP routinely uses the theme of slavery to scare its white base
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