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While speaking to a conservative group in Iowa, U.S. Rep. Steve King wondered if there would be any population of the world remaining if not for people born as a result of rape or incest, reports the Des Moines Register. It s not the first time comments by the Republican congressman have sparked an uproar, and it drew immediate criticism from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. What if we went back through all the family trees and just pulled out anyone who was a product of rape or incest asked King at the Westside Conservative Club in Urbandale, Iowa on Wednesday, according to the Register. Would there be any population of the world left if we did that He went o stanley shop n to say that considering all the wars and all the rapes and pillages that took place in the history of the world s nations, he couldn t rule out that he, too, was not a part of a product of that. King was defe stanley cup nding his decision not to allow exceptions for rape and incest in the anti-abortion legislation he attempted to pass in Congress, the Register reports. He added that babies born through these circumstances are still a person, despite the way in which they were conceived. I ve got 174 people [in the House of Representatives] who say they don t want exceptions for rape and incest vaso stanley because they understand it is not the baby s fault, to abort the baby, because of the sin of the father, and maybe sometimes the sin of the mother too, King added.* The comments q Dxcm Sanders says Biden should be Democratic nominee if he wins plurality of delegates
Three-decade-old memories took center stage in the controversy over President Bush s military record, as former National Guardsmen made claims about whether he showed up for duty i stanley spain n Alabama in 1972.Two men told a newspaper they were told to expect Mr. Bush, but never saw him. But a third veteran said the president, then a young officer, did fulfill his duties. Yet another former Guardsman claims Bush aides destroyed military records to protect Mr. Bush, which the White House and the aide allegedly involved denied. The claims and counterclaims fueled another day of debate over the president s service record.Questions over the president s time in the military first surfaced in 2000, but reemerged this month when Democratic National Committee chairman Terry McAuliffe accused the president of being absent without leave from his duties. The White House, which insists Mr. Bush fulfilled his duties, has released two sets of the president s military files this week to try to rebut Democratic claims that the president neglected his duty during 1972, when h stanley quencher e transferred from the Texas Air National Guard to a unit in Alabama to work on a Senate campaign there.On Tuesday, the Whi stanley vattenflaska te House released retirement and pay records showing days for which the president was paid in 1972 and 1973. But the records did not indicate where the president served, what he did or where he was during several months where no service was recorded. On Wednesday, the |
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