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NPR Story
3:12 pm
Mon August 20, 2012
Akin Apologizes For Rape Comments; Will Stay In Race
By editor
Originally published on Mon August 20, 2012 5:02 pm
Republican Senate candidate Todd Akin is apologizing for comments he made yesterday about rape that touched off bi-partisan criticism and outrage. Akin, who is running for the Senate seat in Missouri held by Democrat Claire McCaskill, told a television interviewer this weekend that women's bodies are able to prevent pregnancy caused by what he termed legitimate rape. Akin now says he made a mistake, but that he wont drop out of the race. Still, republicans from Mitt Romney on down are distancing themselves from him.
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