Comments on: Palin family during acceptance speech: Bristol holding Baby Trig

By: anonymous

anonymous — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 22:14:03 +0000

1. Who says that liberals force their daughters to have an abortion? Do you have statistics to prove this?
2. Why is it OK to criticize Obama for his former pastor’s remkars, but not OK to criticize Palin for her association with Pastor Muthee who believes in witches?
3. I am convinced that Trig is Bristol’s child. See http://www.palindeception.com for tons of evidence.
4. If Sarah gave birth to Trig, maybe she intnentionally but his life in danger by flying back from Texas after her water broke. Maybe she didn’t want a 5th child, let alone one with “special needs” & hoped she’d miscarry on the plane.

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By: catherine

catherine — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 21:50:33 +0000

It makes more sense that Bristol had the baby, like someone once said.. ‘if it quacks like a duck, it probably is a duck’.. I can’t remember WHO that was, but… I agree that it appears very suspicious and I can see Sarah being the kind of mother to cover up any disfunction with a look a perfection.

I just worry about her, she is simply not on the same track that I am….

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By: Kat

Kat — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 03:55:31 +0000

Jennie – I’m not so sure I agree with you. Why is it shameful that the young girl is pregnant? Because of who her mom is? Give me a break! What would be interesting is if she did “protect” her daughter, what can be done for other young girls in the U.S.? The bottom line is that people (both young and old) are having sex. Pregnancy is the least of anyone’s problem: STDs is an even bigger issue. Unless she can use her daughter’s experience and educate the public, trying to cover it up just says a lot about her integrity and leadership abilities. In my opinion, it would be best if Mrs. Palin faced the music and related to the people. Even John McCain has said little about this issue and it is directly linked to healthcare and the lack of education on contraceptives.

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By: DARVADAID

DARVADAID — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 01:15:33 +0000

IT WOULD BE BEST IF SARAH PALIN DECLINED THE VP OFFER,GO BACK TO HER IGLOO BECAUSE WE DEFINITELY DO NOT NEED ANOTHER RETARD AT ANY AGE IN THE WHITE HOUSE, LAME MCCAIN CAN DO THE SAME BECAUSE CINDY MCCAIN WILL SOON BE DRUGGING AGAIN. NO MORE RETARDS IN THE WHITE HOUSE, PLEASE

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By: KG

KG — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 04:12:03 +0000

To NuShooz — Sarah Palin’s husband is a type of Eskimo if that makes a difference…

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By: jefflorida

jefflorida — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 04:06:08 +0000

“ring leader of the velvet underground” was my favorite part. lou reed, how quickly they forget.

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By: Kristie

Kristie — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 20:20:39 +0000

I am less concerned with Sarah and Bristol’s “child” controversy than I am with the fact that Obama socializes with known domestic terroists (he launched his prez campaign from W. Ayer’s -ringleader of the Velvet Underground -basement)and that he spent 20 years worshipping at a church which spewed anti-American, anti-Israel and anti-white rhetoric. “God damn the US of KKK” Rev. Wright.

What a family does behind closed doors is family business. At least Sarah Palin and her daughter are not on welfare, expecting hard working Americans to pay for their health care, food, home, education, etc. Mrs. Palin is a working woman who is human and as such, mistakes will be made. But her decision to either 1) have the child or 2) protect her daughter attest to her strong sense of values and family.

Either way, I applaud her.

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By: Scott Shultis

Scott Shultis — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 18:59:01 +0000

With all of the problems Gov. Palin appears to have, and to have known about, it seems unfortunate that she accepted the offer from McCain.

The adage that “No press is bad press” doesn’t always apply, and it appears that she’s not really helping the campaign so far.

Also with a young baby, (downs nor not) and a pregnant daughter, it doesn’t appear to be a good time to be so far away from home. I know I would feel the same way if it was Todd Palin who was up for the job.

It seems to me there should be other people that meet McCain’s qualifications who would be able to perform the job without what is certain to be a significant sacrifice for her family.

It appears that with their current situation, it may be that the Palins needed to spend more time with her children prior to the offer from the McCain camp.

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By: Mary Hollinger

Mary Hollinger — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 18:30:59 +0000

And I should add he wants to make sure the wealthy don’t pay taxes. Obama wants the VERY wealthy to pay more taxes, but he wants to make life BETTER for the middle class. McCain thinks the middle class is “people who don’t make as much as $5 million.” Talk about out of touch with reality! Mc Cain is definitely the out of touch elitist with the seven homes. You’re absolutely NUTS if you vote for Nasty McCain. MHollinger

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By: Mary Hollinger

Mary Hollinger — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 18:28:53 +0000

Yeah, Obama elitist? It’s more like McCain is elitist! He wanted to marry Cindy for her major money, and he wanted major wealth. Obama isn’t an elitist just because he went to Harvard. He had to earn scholarships to get there, and he worked hard. McCain — trying to be an elitist and to flaunt his wealth — was at the bottom of his class. Such a spoiled brat he refused to work on studies. Sure, he went to Hotel Hanoi, unfortunately, after going to Nam — but before that (and after) he’s the big elitist, not Obama. M. Hollinger

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