He was trying to make a different point about the killing of a baby in the womb that might have resulted from a rape. Moreover, because he is a pro-life person and not a Pro-death person, the left attacked him not only for his idiotic explanation of women's reproduction, but also for the potential to create a great distraction from the realities of the dismal Democratic failed policies of this administration.
He apologized, several times and admitted that he was wrong, but that is not good enough for the left. What he said is not as bad as having driven a car off of a bridge in Chappaquiddick and killing a woman, or teaching a nephew how to treat a woman on the beach in FL at night. What he said was also not the same as prosecuting people for prostitution and then getting caught with a $1,000.00 an hr whore like Spitzer. Alternatively, even sexting Weiner photos from the Congressional gym/locker room. Neither is it as bad as leaving stains on a blue dress in the Oval Office as well as the numerous charges of groping women or even raping a woman, all of which are apparently Democratic prerequisites for being the Key Note Speaker for the Democratic National Convention this year and meet with the approval of the rank and file Democratic Party.
Yes sir, the Democrats are the party of morality, ethics, fair play, and the protectors of women's rights and women's issues.

Just thought a complete list for the last twelve years was warranted , since you think the republicans walk on water.
He was released on a $5000 bond and subsequently withdrew from the race citing "personal reasons". [3][4]
Herman Cain (2012 Republican presidential candidate) has been accused of sexual harassment by several women [5][6] including Sharon Bialek, Karen Kraushaar, and having a 13 year affair with Ginger White.[7][8] Donna Donella also reported possible inappropriate behavior.[9] Eventually causing him to suspend his run for the presidential nomination.[10]
David Wu (D-OR) announced he will resign from the House of Representatives after being accused of making unwanted sexual advances toward a fundraiser's daughter became public. July 26, 2011[11]
Anthony Weiner (D-NY) The newly married Congressman admitted to sending sexually suggestive photos of himself to several women through his Twitter account.[12] He resigned on June 16.[13](2011)
Chris Lee, Representative (R-NY) Resigned hours after a news report that the married Congressman had sent a shirtless picture of himself flexing his muscles to a woman via Craigslist, along with flirtatious emails.[14] He did not use a pseudonym or a false email address, but relied on his congressional email for all communication. (2011)
Mark Souder, (R-IN) a staunch advocate of abstinence and family values,[15][16] resigned to avoid an ethics investigation into his admitted extramarital affair with a female staffer. Famously, he and she had made a public video in which they both extolled the virtues of sexual abstinence. (2010)[17][18][19]
Eric Massa (D-NY): Resigned to avoid an ethics investigation into his admitted groping and tickling of multiple male staffers. He later stated on Fox News that, "not only did I grope [a staffer], I tickled him until he couldn't breathe," (2010)[20][21]
Republican National Committee fired administrator Allison Meyers for her role in allowing $52,000 to be spent for a fund raiser at Club Voyeur which included bondage and topless dancers, (2011) [22]
Tom Ganley (R-OH) and candidate for the US House of Representatives in 2010 was indicted on seven counts of sexual imposition with a woman he met at a Tea Party Rally.[23] Charges were dropped when the woman refused to continue action.The married father of three has one other sex charge pending.[24][25]

2000–2009

Chip Pickering, (R-MS) On July 16, 2009 it was announced that his wife had filed an alienation of affection lawsuit against a woman with whom Chip allegedly had an affair.[26] The lawsuit claimed the adulterous relationship ruined the Pickerings' marriage and his political career. (2009) [27]
Samuel B. Kent, Federal District Judge in Texas Appointed by George H.W. Bush in 1990. Accused of sexually harassing two female employees. He was impeached for abusing his authority and imprisoned for 33 months for obstruction of justice.[28] (2009)
John Ensign Senator (R-NV) Resigned his position as Chairman of the Senate Republican Policy Committee on June 16, 2009, after admitting he had an affair with the wife of a close friend, both of whom were working on his campaign.[29] Under investigation, he then resigned his seat in Congress 20 months early. (2011) [30] In 1998, Senator Ensign had called for President Bill Clinton (D) to resign after admitting to sexual acts with Monica Lewinsky. (2009) [31]
John Edwards, Senator (D-NC) His 2008 presidential campaign was seriously undercut when he admitted to an extramarital affair with actress and film producer Rielle Hunter, which produced a child.[32] (see federal political scandals)
Vito Fossella, Representative (R-NY) Arrested for drunken driving. Under questioning, the married Congressman and father of three admitted to an affair with Laura Fay that produced a daughter. (2008)[33]
Tim Mahoney, Representative (D-FL) was elected to the seat of Mark Foley, who had resigned following sexual harassment charges from his congressional interns. Mahoney ran on a campaign promise to make "a world that is safer, more moral." In October 2008, he admitted he placed his mistress on his staff and then fired her, saying, "You work at my pleasure." He then admitted to multiple other affairs.[34]
Randall L. Tobias, Deputy Secretary of State (R) and former "AIDS Czar" appointed by George W. Bush: Stated that U.S. funds should be denied to countries that permitted prostitution.[35] He resigned on April 27, 2007, after confirming that he had been a customer of Deborah Jeane Palfrey, the DC Madam.[36]
David Vitter, Senator (R-LA): Took over former Congressman Robert Livingston's House seat in 1999, who resigned following revelations of an extramarital affair. At the time, Vitter stated: "I think Livingston's stepping down makes a very powerful argument that (Bill) Clinton should resign as well ..."[37] Vitters' name was then discovered in the address book of the DC Madam Deborah Jeane Palfrey. (2007)[38]
Larry Craig, Senator (R-ID) Pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct following his arrest in a Minneapolis airport men's room in June 2007, on a charge of lewd conduct. Senator Craig had previously stated that "people already know that Bill Clinton is a bad boy - a naughty boy." (2007)[39]
Mark Foley, Representative (R-FL) Resigned when accused of sending sexually explicit emails to underage male congressional pages. He was replaced by Tim Mahoney. (2006)[40]
Brian J. Doyle, (R) Deputy Press Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security was indicted for seducing what he thought was a 14-year-old girl on the Internet; she was actually a sheriff's deputy. On November 17, 2006, he was sentenced to 5 years in prison, 10 years of probation, and was registered as a sex offender.[41]
Jack Ryan, Senate candidate (R-IL) During sealed divorce proceedings in 2004, his wife Jeri Ryan accused him of forcing her to go to public sex clubs and described one as "a bizarre club with cages, whips and other apparatus hanging from the ceiling."[42] Ms. Ryan is better known as Seven of Nine from the TV show Star Trek: Voyager.[43]
Don Sherwood, Representative (R-PA) Failed to win re-election following revelations of a five-year extramarital affair with Cynthia Ore, who accused him of physically abusing her. (2004)[44]
David Dreier, Representative (R-CA): Voted against a number of gay rights proposals, but was outed concerning his relationship with his chief of staff. (2004)[45] He is featured in the 2009 documentary film Outrage.
Steven C. LaTourette, Representative (R-OH): Elected in 1994 and had voted to impeach Bill Clinton for the Lewinsky scandal. He himself had a long-term affair with his chief of staff, Jennifer Laptook, while he was married. He married Laptook after his divorce. (2003)[46]
Strom Thurmond, Senator (R-SC): The noted segregationist fathered a child, Essie Mae Washington-Williams, with a 15-year-old African American who was employed by the Thurmond family. (1925; made public in 2003)[47]
Jeff Gannon (R) a.k.a. James Dale Guckert, a.k.a. "Bulldog": Admitted to White House press conferences as a journalist without proper vetting, and was allowed to ask such sympathetic questions that The Daily Show referred to him as "Chip Rightwingenstein of the Bush Agenda Gazette." Records show he was admitted to the White House numerous times even when there were no press conferences. He later admitted to being a $200-an-hour gay prostitute who had advertised himself on a series of websites with names such as hotmilitarystud.com."[48] (2005)[49]
Ed Schrock (R-VA) announced he would abort his 2004 attempt for a third term in Congress after allegedly being caught on tape soliciting sex from a male prostitute after having aggressively opposed various gay-rights issues in Congress, such as same-sex marriage and gays in the military.[50]
Gary Condit, Representative (D-CA) His affair with 23-year-old intern Chandra Levy was exposed after Levy disappeared. Her body was found a year later and in 2008, a felon with no relation to Condit was charged with her murder. (2001)[51] Condit had often demanded that Bill Clinton "come clean" about his affair with Monica Lewinsky.[52]

Gee, quite a few republican degenerates in the group . Don't be so fast to throw stones.

Looks like the reps. Clean their house out rather than hide and make excuses.