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Steve King thinks society would die out without rape and incest He was defending his hardline views

Steve King thinks society would die out without rape and incest He was defending his hardline views on abortion when the representive from Iowa once again made bizarre comments in defense of his extremist opinions. This time, rather than defending white supremacy, he was arguing that laws against abortion should not have exceptions for rape and incest because rape and incest are essential to the survival of the species. [READ MORE]( [Woman who says Epstein raped her as a teen files lawsuit against his estate]( [READ MORE]( [Jailed Saudi activist refuses to deny being tortured in exchange for freedom]( [READ MORE]( [Proposed anti-LGBTQ Labor Department rule would let federal contractors discriminate]( [READ MORE]( [The battle to save gun control by destroying it]( [READ MORE]( [Democratic 2020 contenders take aim at Trump-backed Keystone XL pipeline]( [READ MORE]( [Koch-linked dark money group accuses Grassley of promoting socialism]( [READ MORE]( CAPAF | ThinkProgress Center for American Progress Action Fund 1333 H Street, NW Washington, DC 20005 United States This email was sent to{EMAIL}. [unsubscribe](

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