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Originally Posted by manni28
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Me too! I found the whole story very “odd”. She ( a high risk mom with a downs baby) flying eight hours from Dallas to Alaska and then driving thirty miles to a smaller hospital to have her “baby”. It doesn’t add up? Plus nobody ( even her staff) knew she was preggos? The daughter transfers from her school and then was “sick” with mono for three months ( they say she was showing by then)? Sorry it sounds like what they use to do “back in the days” when a teenager was preggos. I have seen photos of Palin when she was to suppose to be seven months ( she didn't look preggos) and I have seen photos of the daughter, and she LOOKED preggos.
If these photos are true, then who would want a VP who isn't honest?
Supamodel:
I agree with you.
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OK. First lets not forget that it is September and school hasn't even started in Anchorage yet. I believe it starts tomorrow. Second, if her daughter is 5 months along, that means that during last school year she would have been barely pregnant. Third, I for one, Manni, barely showed with all three of my pregnancies clear up until delivery or didn't look "preggo" as you so delicately put it.
17 year old women get pregnant every day. We don't know how long her family has known about her pregnancy. But, the Palin family has acknowledged that while this isn't what they would have chosen for their daughter, they are now looking forward to becoming grandparents. Sounds like something I would have said if one of my daughters had become pregnant at 17.
Governor Palin is a very popular governor. I look forward to learning more about her politics and her policies as this election moves forward. I probably won't cast a vote for the McCain/Palin ticket in November but having said that, I will watch every debate, I will do my homework on past records of all the candidates and I will be fully educated before I send in my ballot.