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Nice ride. The Duramax and the Allison tranny are a great combination. That is coming from a die hard Ford man too !
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Nothing beats a Duramax, We have 4 of them around the farm and have done nothing to them except regular maintenance. Now you'll have to invest in a Gooseneck to haul several Cubs around. Our 30' trailor will haul 4 to 5 cubs easily but I know I can fit more.
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That is a beauty! A good friend of mine bought a GMC 3/4 Tonner, 4x4 with the same engine/trans combo. I will tell you that I have been totally impressed with the torque that truck can make when pulling a large truck out of the mud with a stuck wheel brake on it! That sold me on the combo, just need the funds for one for myself now! Best of luck to you on the new rig, too. Steve K.
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Great looking ride there Bill!!!
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Nice toy, Bill, but you didn't tell us if your seat came in! Ed (Poor Rosie!)
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Boy, Thats a nice truck. Your cubs are going to feel great riding around behind it.
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News about the U.S. Supreme Court, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 2, 2014
Adam Liptak Sidebar column; Supreme Court justices often rely on amicus briefs for factual information on a case, but assertions in some briefs are backed up by unreliable sources like blogs or emails; Justice Stephen G Breyer, in 2013 decision, cited an amicus brief to establish that American libraries hold 200 million books that were published abroad, figure that came from a blog post. MORE
Aug. 27, 2014
Op-Ed article by Erwin Chemerinsky, dean of School of Law at University of California, Irvine, details how Supreme Court has made it very difficult and often impossible to hold police officers and governments that employ them accountable for civil rights violations; contends court's actions mean that Darren Wilson, officer who shot Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo, will most likely never be held accountable in court, even if it turns out he acted improperly. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Supreme Court issues last-minute order delaying same-sex marriages in Virginia, day before state officials were to begin providing marriage licenses to gay couples; right of same-sex couples to marry has been granted in 19 states and District of Columbia, and lawsuits are pending in all states where bans remain. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
Adam Liptak Sidebar column; studies suggest that Supreme Court's split decisions are not necessarily seen as less credible than unanimous ones. MORE
Aug. 8, 2014
Lawyers for three couples challenging Utah's ban on same-sex marriage say that they will join with their opponents to urge Supreme Court to hear their case, even though they won appeals court ruling striking down the law; unusual move could hasten final ruling from Supreme Court on same-sex marriage. MORE
Aug. 6, 2014
Utah officials ask Supreme Court to hear their appeal of ruling striking down their state's ban on same-sex marriage, which voters adopted in 2004. MORE
Aug. 5, 2014
Legal scholars say gay men and lesbians have made stunning progress in terms of legal equality in Supreme Court over last decade, but at same time court has delivered blows to women's groups; Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg says court's conservative majority, all men, do not understand the challenges women face in achieving authentic equality. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
Massachusetts Gov Deval Patrick signs bill granting police increased authority to break up crowds gathering around abortion clinic entrances; measure follows Supreme Court decision striking down 2007 law that established protest-free 35-foot buffer zone around clinic entrances in state. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
New York City's 2009 law making it a crime to obstruct access to abortion clinic within 15 feet of building becomes focus of attention after Supreme Court cites it as possible model during case involving similar Massachusetts law, which called for 35-foot buffer zone; both abortion advocates and opponents have criticized statute. MORE
Jul. 29, 2014
Adam Liptak Sidebar column on federal appeals court ruling striking down Oklahoma's same-sex marriage ban; holds that concurring opinion by Federal Judge Jerome A Holmes may be problematic because he says animus toward gay people played no role in the ban, rejecting rationale that has figured prominently in the Supreme Court's gay rights decisions and may be the easiest route to victory there. MORE
Jul. 27, 2014
Binyamin Appelbaum It's the Economy column examines economic undertones of Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby ruling that religious owners of corporations cannot be required to pay for insurance coverage of contraception; posits that logic makes it easy to imagine a job market where people must interview employers about their religious and political views. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
Supreme Court allows execution of Arizona inmate Joseph R Wood III to proceed, lifting stay from federal appeals court that had been based on secrecy of state's lethal-injection protocol; move is consistent with court's reluctance to interfere in growing turmoil over capital justice system caused by drug shortages and boycotts that have made it hard for states to obtain chemicals for lethal injections. MORE
Jul. 15, 2014
Adam Liptak Sidebar column notes that Supreme Court Chief Justice John G Roberts Jr often rules with the conservative majority, but without aggressively rejecting precedents, much to the chagrin of the right side of the court. MORE
Jul. 12, 2014
Samuel G Freedman On Religion column explores contexts of two Supreme Court decisions from court that for the first time in American history is entirely composed of Roman Catholic and Jewish justices; holds that most analyses of court's church-state decisions, like the Hobby Lobby case, have been views along political or gender lines, but it is at least compelling to consider the Catholic-Jewish divide. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
House and Senate Democrats announce development of bill that would override Supreme Court's decision on contraceptives, and require that for-profit corporations like Hobby Lobby Stores provide and pay for contraceptive coverage under the Affordable Care Act. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Editorial criticizes temporary order approved by Supreme Court that appears to free Wheaton College from having to go through exemption process that religious nonprofits must go through to deny employees contraception health coverage; warns that order, which stems from court's ruling in Hobby Lobby case, could hamper universal contraception coverage, and calls for order to be reversed. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Ross Douthat Op-Ed column contends that Hobby Lobby case underscores how liberals are trying to vilify organizations whose commitments to doing good they might extol under other circumstances; maintains Supreme Court ruling in Hobby Lobby case offers liberals chance to pause and consider the long-term implications of their culture-war campaign. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Jeff Shesol reviews books Uncertain Justice: The Roberts Court and the Constitution by Laurence Tribe and Joshua Matz and Scalia: A Court of One by Bruce Allen Murphy. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Obama administration, reeling from two decisions by the Supreme Court, is weighing options to provide contraceptive coverage to women who are about to lose it or never had it because of their employers' religious objections; White House must move fast, as experts expect rush to court involving scores of employers seeking to take advantage of decisions. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Mark Oppenheimer Beliefs column profiles Sarah Jones, daughter of fundamental Christians and graduate of a Christian college who found herself on a path to atheism and feminism; Jones now works for liberal advocacy group Americans United for Separation of Church and State, who sent her to await Supreme Court's decision in Burwell v Hobby Lobby. MORE
Jul. 4, 2014
Supreme Court sides 5-to-4 with religiously affiliated nonprofit groups in clash between religious freedom and women's rights; decision, which prompts furious dissent from Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Elena Kagan, temporarily exempts Wheaton College from part of regulations that provide contraceptive coverage under Affordable Care Act. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Cynthia Estlund and Prof William E Forbath criticizes Supreme Court decision that unions cannot collect fees from public employees who do not want to join; contends ruling is bigger loss for labor than people think; asserts unions are reeling as court sided with those who seek to further weaken workers' ability to join with co-workers and bargain collectively. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Analysis; two very different group portraits of the Supreme Court emerge as court's term draws to a close, with many close rulings split by angry divisions and seemingly driven by a conservative agenda; court was unanimous in about two-thirds of the 67 cases it heard, revealing signs of compromise and restraint that many Supreme Court specialists say is a testament to the leadership of Chief Justice John G Roberts Jr, now in his ninth term; major rulings of 2013-2014 term highlighted. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Editorial opposes Supreme Court's repeated denial of press credential to Scotusblog, website devoted to covering details of court's complex litigation; holds argument that admitting blog would violate rules against lobbying federal government, because lead reporter and lawyer Lyle Denniston's firm regularly argues before court, is flawed; says litigating is not lobbying, and urges reconsideration of edict. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Paul Horwitz submits that while Supreme Court has issued decision in Burwell vs Hobby Lobby Stores case, it has not decided larger dispute over Affordable Care Act's contraceptive mandate, which will rage for some time to come; holds that true sources of controversy lie outside of contraceptive mandate, touching on issues of religious accommodation, gay rights and the role of the marketplace in cultural conflicts. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Supreme Court deals limited blow to organized labor by ruling that some government employees do not have to pay any fees to unions representing them, but declines to strike down decades-old precedent that requires many public sector workers to pay union fees; Justice Samuel A Alito Jr concludes that there is a category of government employees who can opt out of joining a union and not be required to contribute union fees. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Adam Liptak Sidebar column; new challenge is looming on Supreme Court docket for term that starts in October 2014, one that will require the court to consider how the First Amendment applies to social media; case concerns Anthony Elonis, man who was prosecuted for making threats on Facebook in the form of rap lyrics after his wife left him. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Family behind Hobby Lobby says fighting the Affordable Care Act's contraceptives mandate all the way to the Supreme Court was a calling, not a choice; since the company's creation in 1972, Christianity has infused the culture of the chain of craft shops, dictating everything from its hours of operation to the choice to remain privately controlled. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Some critics of Supreme Court's ruling in the Hobby Lobby case say decision poses problems for the Little Sisters of the Poor and other nonprofit organizations that hope to challenge the contraceptive-coverage requirement before the Supreme Court during its next term, which begins in October. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Editorial criticizes Supreme Court decision excusing certain workers from having to contribute fees to the unions that represent them; argues ruling signals court's antipathy to collective bargaining and workers' rights; holds ruling has hurt the interest of home-care aides and threatens security of eight million workers who are represented by public-sector unions nationwide. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Editorial expresses deep dismay about Supreme Court decision granting employers the right to deny health benefits like contraception coverage based on their religious views; argues ruling is a radical departure from court's history of resisting claims of religious exemption from neutral laws when those exemptions would cause harm. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
News analysis; Supreme Court's ruling that government cannot force certain employers to pay for birth control is one that both conservatives and liberals can run with; even as conservatives celebrate coming out on winning side of divisive social issue, their court victory may have also handed Democrats an issue that will turn out liberal voters in fall mid-term elections. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Supreme Court rules 5 to 4 that family-owned corporations cannot be required under Affordable Care Act to pay for insurance coverage for contraception, as it violates federal law protecting religious freedom; decision, in case that was brought by Hobby Lobby Stores and Conestoga Wood Specialties Corp, firms owned by Christian families, opens door to many challenges from corporations over laws that they claim violate their religious liberty. MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
A long-running privacy lawsuit may damage the company's efforts to expand its technology to the home, the body and vehicles. MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
Supreme Court ruling against web-based television service Aereo has only emboldened other companies who are seeking to scoop up company's fleeing customers and carve out a piece of the $167 billion American television market; wide range of ventures, including several streaming services, are trying to cater to cord cutters, people who have chosen to cancel their traditional pay-television subscriptions. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Television streaming service Aereo suspends service, three days after Supreme Court ruled it violated copyright laws; says it is not shutting down, only pausing to map out its next moves. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Jeff Sommer Strategies column examines implications of Supreme Court ruling in case concerning asbestos liabilities, arguing that it will make it harder for investors to prevail in some big class-action lawsuits; notes that in its ruling, court delved into complex issues of economic theory, updating its notion of market efficiency in a way that will allow corporate defendants to argue that official misstatements did not affect market prices. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Francis X Clines Quick History column reflects on events of past week, including rapid success of ISIS militants in Iraq, Supreme Court decision protecting smartphones from unwarranted search by police and Sen Mitch McConnell's awkward participation in song to commemorate Civil Rights Act of 1964. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
Demonstrators immediately take advantage of Supreme Court decision to reject seven-year-old Massachusetts law that had created buffer zone around entrances to abortion clinics; before ruling, many patients and staff members at clinics felt some measure of relief because of the buffer but that is changing; state officials are reviewing decision and existing laws to prevent harassment near clinics. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
Editorial applauds decision by federal appeals court in Denver declaring that same-sex couples have 'fundamental right' to wed, overturning Utah's ban on same-sex marriage; urges Supreme Court not to wait for all such appeals court decisions to take place before it revisits issue, and to act promptly in providing definitive ruling making marriage equality law throughout United States. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Supreme Court issues unanimous rebuke to Pres Obama, saying he violated Constitution in 2012 by appointing officials to National Labor Relations Board during break in Senate's work; decision, while unlikely to have immediate practical consequences, is momentous for involving constitutional adjudication of balance of power between president and Senate. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Supreme Court unanimously strikes down Massachusetts law barring protests, counseling and other speech near abortion clinics; decision overturns 2007 law that created 35-foot buffer zones around clinics in response to violence near such facilities; law was challenged on First Amendment grounds by opponents of abortion. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Supreme Court decision to curb Pres Obama's ability to make recess appointments opens new debate in nation's capital about the proper limits of presidential power in an era of intense partisan gridlock. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Editorial criticizes unanimous Supreme Court decision striking down Massachusetts law that bars protesters from entering a 35-foot area around abortion clinics; argues that decision ignores real-world threats faced by women as they try to exercise their constitutional right to an abortion. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Editorial criticizes unanimous Supreme Court decision invalidating several recess appointments made by Pres Obama to the National Labor Relations Board; argues that ruling ignores partisan realities of an intransigent Congress, and could block Obama and his successors from making necessary appointments to executive posts as nation's politics become more sharply polarized. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Op-Ed article by Neal K Katyal, former acting solicitor general, notes that Supreme Court has acted unanimously in more than 66 percent of its cases in current term, feat that last occurred in 1940; argues that such unanimity is important because it signals that justices can rise above their differences and interpret the law without partisanship; credits Chief Justice John Roberts for accomplishment. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Supreme Court ruling making it harder for police to search cellphones without warrant could lead to procedural changes around country; opinion has been hailed as major advance for privacy in digital age, but law enforcement experts express concern that need to acquire warrant could hinder police work, risking loss of evidence. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Editorial applauds Supreme Court decision protecting cellphones from being searched without warrant during arrest; points to vast amount of personal information contained on average cellphone and holds that rights to privacy of phone's contents outweighs needs of law enforcement. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Supreme Court rules that television streaming service Aereo has violated copyright laws by capturing broadcast signals on miniature antennas and delivering them to subscribers for a fee; decision is major victory for broadcast networks and has far-reaching implications for the entertainment and technology business. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Linda Greenhouse Op-Ed column holds that, in light of complex history of search and seizure cases, most remarkable thing about Supreme Court decision banning search of cellphones is simplicity of verdict; reflects that justices, in asserting that cellphones are fundamentally different than other objects people commonly carry, are recognizing extent to which issue of cellphone privacy affects everyone, including themselves. MORE
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September 3, 2014, Wednesday
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September 2, 2014, Tuesday
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September 2, 2014, Tuesday
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August 31, 2014, Sunday
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August 27, 2014, Wednesday
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August 21, 2014, Thursday
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August 14, 2014, Thursday
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August 12, 2014, Tuesday
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August 11, 2014, Monday
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August 8, 2014, Friday
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Stonington — Police Chief J. Darren Stewart said Thursday that his officers have saved the lives of two men over the past two weeks.
The latest incident occurred early Sunday morning when just past midnight, Sgt. William Morrison came upon a man who was threatening to jump off the Pawcatuck River bridge as he sat with his feet hanging over the edge.
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The Nederland, Texas, native visits Oak Bluff Cemetery about once a month to clean the graves of a friend and a cousin, something he has done for years without incident. But on an overcast, windless day, Arceneaux said he got the fright of his life.
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My buddy Bernie (from Monarch - the guys who have been re-arranging my backyard for the last 15 years ) has become the new keeper of a 1973 CC 73 that hails from the Highlands of Nova Scotia. In pretty good shape apparently even though it has Ford fenders, a weird seat and no brakes. The Ford fenders and seat are a minor problem that a little time and judicious searching will correct but we need to understand the brakes.
He apparently has everything up to Items # 1 thru #3 .. on Page 24 of the TC-113-M and apparently they are still available. However we haven't been able to figure out how these parts shown on page 24 translate into a coherent braking system .. assume that the drive shaft mates to the Brake Disc Assembly .. how does that happen. Need to know so when I go see it in a day or so, I have a clue as to what I am looking for. Not being a mechanic does have it's limitations methinks
Any and all simplistic explanations hopefully with diagrams is welcome indeed.
Oh. Bernie is off to North Conway New Hampshire for a week plus traveling days around May 7th - 16th or so .. parts 73's would be worth making detours for he figures.


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A wonderful sight occurs at the beginning and end of a day's fishing Florida's famed Otherside. You typically get double the pleasure of running toward a brilliant sunrise over the Atlantic and then a spectacular sunset on the way home.
I clearly remember those images from an outing last June with members of Team Hydra-Sports. It had already been a memorable spring off Florida's central Atlantic coast. Reports of 100-pound-plus yellowfin tuna had been rampant, and I'd fished the Otherside twice already with magazine colleagues. Each time, we enjoyed banner days on dolphin and yellowfin.
So when presented with another opportunity to run back to the fishery with Hydra-Sports national sales manager Alex Leva, Allen Winchel, owner of Blackfin Rods, Jim Ladner and Troy Nelson, I jumped at the chance. I was especially curious to see how their sleek 29- and 33-foot center consoles would handle the long run. The Otherside is a long-range fishery that historically has been restricted to big sport-fishermen. But the flood of smaller, high-performance fishing machines of recent years has opened up a world of possibilities for anglers.
The boats performed flawlessly, though we were a bit late for what turned out to be an early yellowfin season. Still, we managed to nab several other species of tuna and a host of big, wily dolphin. And truth be told: Watching a day begin and end from the beauty of the sea is always worth the price of admission.
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To clarify, we're not talking about a Doors concert here. The "Otherside" is a nickname for the eastern edge of the Gulf Stream along Florida's central and north Atlantic coasts. Capt. Eddie Dwyer, who operates the Ticket (www.ticketfishing.com; 321-631-3321), a 60-foot Paul Spencer, out of Port Canaveral, coined the term. Dwyer learned of the great fishing in 1987 from mariners aboard NASA recovery ships who ran out to pick up the solid rocket boosters dropped during space-shuttle launches.
Each spring, these distant waters - which typically range 60 to 80 miles out, depending on the location of the stream and launch points - churn with a host of ravenous pelagics. Nothing short of adventurous, an Otherside trip is typically an all-day affair. Our outing from the Fort Pierce City Marina began about 4:00 a.m. and ended close to midnight. After a long run to the edge, we began fishing about 20 miles north of the Corner - just north of Bahamian waters - and proceeded north all the way to Sebastian Inlet. By the time we returned to Fort Pierce that night, we had logged a whopping 312 miles!
That kind of day will wear you out - physically and mentally - and it begs the question: Why go so far?
The answer, of course, is for the fantastic fishing. Noted primarily as a yellowfin fishery - and rightly so - the Otherside holds such a wide variety of species that you never know what you'll find on any given trip. We caught several species of tuna on that June day and enough big dolphin for everyone to go home with a cooler full of fillets. Game fish here simply are not pressured to the same extent as those on the inside edge of the stream and, consequently, grow larger and more plentiful.
"Plus, there's a real romance to fishing where other people haven't fished before," Leva says. "It's cool to go that far! Those waters are usually alive with fish."
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Leva's right - there most certainly is a romance in fishing far-off places. And chasing tuna at the Otherside is about as exciting as it gets.
Over the years, Dwyer has made his mark as the master of the fishery. He's spent more time in these waters and has caught more big tuna, marlin and dolphin than most. He also hosts an annual tournament, the Otherside Invitational, in early July.
Dwyer actually began most of his long-range tuna fishing around NOAA's 120-mile weather buoy off Canaveral. But in the early 1990s, he also found plenty of fish at the edge of the Gulf Stream, some 40 miles closer. These fish feed in the cooler, nutrient-rich waters just outside the warm stream, and Dwyer was able to locate them by tracking flocks of birds with advanced Furuno radar systems of the day. This same basic premise of chasing birds has held up over the years and is still the most common method of fishing.
"I had it to myself for a long time, and nobody could figure out what I was doing," chuckles Dwyer. "Of course, word got out and next thing you know, everybody was running out there."
Still, even today, the Otherside doesn't receive too much pressure. Fishing it requires at least a 24-foot craft with dual outboards, reliable radar and a crew that's willing to dish out the gas money to make such a long run. It ain't for everybody.
Then again, tasty yellowfin tuna aren't available too many other ways off Florida's coast. And last year proved a banner season for Dwyer, who caught numerous 100-pound fish, including a 142-pounder.
From March through September, Dwyer likes to troll for tuna with 50- and 80-pound outfits at 8 to 10 knots. During the first two months of the season, he finds fish to the south around the Corner. As the season progresses, yellowfin move in from the east and are plentiful in the more northerly regions. Dwyer typically pulls dark-colored, 9-inch Todd's lures from his outrigger and shotgun lines and Braid Marauders on flat lines.
The trick is not necessarily what you're pulling, though; rather, it's your angle of attack when approaching a school of birds and tuna.
"You've got to determine which way the birds are flying, and try to cut around them and let them cross your spread," Dwyer says. "You want them to cut across the boat and the baits. That's the key right there, to work the edge. You don't want to go through the middle or behind the school. It will drive the fish down. And never try to fish a school with two boats. It just doesn't work."
Over the years, Dwyer has found that tuna have become more line-shy, and he often drops down to 80- and even 60-pound fluorocarbon leaders in the 15-foot range. He has also eliminated swivel connections in his rigging, relying instead on line-to-leader blood knots.


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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee is making another appearance on Missouri television screens in support of Republican Senate candidate Todd Akin.
Akin's campaign said the new ad will start Saturday. In it, Huckabee says: "In know a good man with a Christian heart, who's withstood a test of fire and emerged from the flame as strong as steel. His name is Todd Akin.".
Huckabee stood by Akin in August when other top Republicans urged him to drop his challenge of Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill because of a remark that women's bodies have ways of avoiding pregnancy in what Akin called "legitimate rape."
Huckabee's ads for Akin earlier this year were cited by some voters as the reason they supported Akin in a divided Republican primary.
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Gov. Jan Brewer (R-Ariz.)
"Well, I thought his comments were a little bit outrageous," she told KJZZ's Mark Brodie. "I'm not in a position to [decide] whether it's right for the party to pull funding, I mean, those people there raise the money, they get to spend it however they wish."
Mitt Romney
"As I said yesterday, Todd Akin's comments were offensive and wrong and he should very seriously consider what course would be in the best interest of our country," said Romney in a statement. "Today, his fellow Missourians urged him to step aside, and I think he should accept their counsel and exit the Senate race." Earlier, from an interview with the National Review:
"Congressman's Akin comments on rape are insulting, inexcusable, and, frankly, wrong," Romney said. "Like millions of other Americans, we found them to be offensive."

Gov. Chris Christie (R-N.J.)
"He should be ashamed of himself to be talking about it in that way," Christie said. "It's stunning to me that somebody who's offering themselves for high office like that would have those kind of thoughts and use that kind of language."
Gov. Scott Walker (R-Wis.)
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Gov. Scott Walker said Tuesday that Republican Missouri Senate candidate Todd Akin should drop out of the race after Akin made controversial comments about rape and pregnancy. "Yes, he should step down. Those comments were ignorant at best and outrageous," Walker said during a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Sturtevant.

Gov. Bob McDonnell (R-Va.)
"He's got to seriously decide what's in the best interest of the party, what's in the best interest of the state of Missouri, and frankly, at this point, given that flat wrong statement, whether he can win," McDonnell told The Huffington Post. "I think there was a belief a month ago, when it was just he and [incumbent Sen. Claire] McCaskill head to head after he got the nomination, that it would be a hard-fought competitive race, with Romney at the top of the ticket and up double digits, that this would be a race that would be winnable for the Republicans," McDonnell said. "To say things that seemed to be so flat wrong and out of touch with both science and the people, I think it makes it very difficult at this point for him to win."
NRSC Chair Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas)
Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.)
"It is beyond comprehension that someone can be so ignorant about the emotional and physical trauma brought on by rape ... The ideas that Todd Akin has expressed about the serious crime of rape and the impact on its victims are offensive."
Mitt Romney/Paul Ryan Campaign
"Gov. Romney and Congressman (Paul) Ryan disagree with Mr. Akin's statement, and a Romney-Ryan administration would not oppose abortion in instances of rape," Romney spokeswoman Amanda Henneberg said. "Congressman's Akin comments on rape are insulting, inexcusable, and, frankly, wrong," Romney said. "Like millions of other Americans, we found them to be offensive."
Sen. Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.)
"What he said is just flat wrong in addition to being wildly offensive to any victim of sexual abuse. Although Representative Akin has apologized, I believe he should take time with his family to consider whether this statement will prevent him from effectively representing our party in this critical election," said McConnell, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.)
Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska)
Elizabeth Warren
Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.)
"As a husband and father of two young women, I found Todd Akin's comments about women and rape outrageous, inappropriate and wrong. There is no place in our public discourse for this type of offensive thinking. Not only should he apologize, but I believe Rep. Akin's statement was so far out of bounds that he should resign the nomination for US Senate in Missouri."
Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa)
"Whether he has mispoken or whether he has a position that we would have trouble agreeing on, I don't know that. I do know him and I do know his family, and I'm impressed with what they've accomplished. So that's the best I can do with what little bit I know," said King. And later: "I just haven't heard of that being a circumstance that's been brought to me in any personal way," he told KMEG. "I'd be open to hearing discussion about that subject matter."
Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.)
Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.)
"I have to agree with those, including Republicans, who have said he should give up his race for Senate," said Van Hollen on NewsNation with Tamron Hall.
Rep. Connie Mack (R-Fla.)
"Like Joe Biden's comments last week, I find Todd Akin's comments made Sunday to be just as outrageous and offensive. Such insulting and offensive remarks from Joe Biden and Todd Akin have no place in our political discourse," said Mack in a press release.
Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.)
Cindy McCain
Former Sen. Jim Talent (R-Mo.)
Talent, who once held the Senate seat Akin is running for, declined to endorse Akin on Monday. "It's a decision he has to make," Talent said when asked whether Akin should step aside, according to the Los Angeles Times. "I can't agree with anything [Akin] said," Talent later clarified.
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.)
"Now, Akin's choice of words isn't the real issue here. The real issue is a Republican party -- led by Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan -- whose policies on women and their health are dangerously wrong. I'm outraged at the Republicans trying to take women back to the dark ages -- if you agree, join me in taking a stand for women. Really, it's deeply concerning that Republicans continue to support legislation that is, quite literally, dangerous for women. Mitt Romney famously says he would "get rid of" federal funding for Planned Parenthood if he had the chance. His running mate, Paul Ryan, was one of more than 200 Republican cosponsors of a piece of legislation that would have narrowed the definition of rape. Can you imagine -- the same Republican House that refuses to pass a jobs bill jumped at the opportunity to make life harder for victims of rape? And what do Romney and Ryan think of Akin's latest statement? They've been trying to distance themselves from it -- but Congressman Ryan has already partnered with Akin on a whole host of issues that restrict women's ability to make their own health care decisions."
Sarah Steelman, Akin's Former Primary Opponent
Meghan McCain
Terry O'Neill, President Of The National Organization For Women
"That kind of rhetoric re-traumatizes sexual assault victims. ... That kind of talk, I believe, is intended to shame women," she told the Associated Press radio, characterizing the remarks as "flat-out astonishing."
Mike Murphy, GOP Consultant
Michelle Malkin, Conservative Columnist
Joe Scarborough, Host Of MSNBC's "Morning Joe"
"There is a rule," he [Scarborough] continued, "that we conservatives have followed for a long time, and it's the 'Bill Buckley Rule.' You elect the most electable conservative. The person who is the most conservative and who is the most electable is the one you put on the ticket. That's the part of the equation that we're losing over the last three years. And it's making Harry Reid the majority leader."
Bryan Fischer, Conservative Radio Host
Tom Perriello, President Of Center For American Progress Action Fund
Petition By The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee

Sign your name to call on Speaker John Boehner to remove Rep. Todd Akin from the House Science and Technology Committee. Republican Congressman Todd Akin told a Missouri news station: "First of all, from what I understand from doctors [pregnancy from rape] is really rare... If it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down." Someone who believes nonsense like this has no part overseeing science policy. Tell Speaker Boehner to immediately remove Rep. Akin from the House Science and Technology Committee.

Susan B. Anthony List

"Congressman Akin, a longtime pro-life leader, has said he had misspoken, and no one is arguing that rape is anything but a despicable, horrible crime. "Abortion supporters like Sen. Claire McCaskill are trying to use this issue as a smokescreen to hide from their radical, pro-abortion records that are out of step with the majority of Missourians and the American people. On the issues of taxpayer funding of elective abortion in Obamacare, protection of unborn girls being targeted in the womb solely because of their gender, and whether children capable of feeling pain in the womb should be protected, President Obama and Senator McCaskill have been on the wrong side, showing that they favor abortion on-demand, for any reason, up to the moment of birth, subsidized by the taxpayers. "If President Obama and Senator McCaskill care to focus on extreme positions, it is time for self reflection. It is time to answer the question why this president has recently rejected bans on gender selection and late term abortions. "Todd Akin, on the other hand, has a record of voting to protect human life. His opponent does not. Congressman Akin has been an excellent partner in the fight for the unborn."

Tea Party Express
Tea Party Express, the nation's largest tea party political action committee, is urging Congressman Todd Akin to resign his candidacy for the U.S. Senate. Tea Party Express Chairman Amy Kremer said, "Congressman Akin's comments this weekend are not just unfortunate and inappropriate, but they are distracting from our main goal of defeating Claire McCaskill and taking the Senate gavel out of the hands of Harry Reid. At a time when our national debt is approaching $16 trillion, job growth is stagnate, and the Senate has failed to pass a budget in over 3 years, we need a candidate that is ready to help lead the charge for conservative solutions. "One of the lessons we learned in 2010 is that we need candidates who are not only conservative, but are capable of putting together a strong campaign against liberal opponents. Akin's frequent 'Bidenisms' are distracting from the important issues at hand. "It is critical that we defeat Senator Claire McCaskill in November, but it will be too difficult to achieve that with Todd Akin as the conservative alternative. He should step down and give conservatives a chance at taking back the Senate in November," Kremer concluded.


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