Did McCain VP Palin Know?

DonaldM_23 · #1 Sep 2, 2008, 02:52 PM

I find it hard to believe that McCain VP Palin didn't know about her daughters pregnacny till after she was nominated as VP. Do you think she knew? Is the father being force to get married. Tell me what you think

blackshield · Sep 3, 2008, 12:00 PM

I think Palin knew. Whether or not she knew, it's still a family matter. I think democrats and republicans can both agree on that. There is no way to know if the father of this baby really wants to get married, I just know that he is 18 years old, and I don't think a lot of 18 year old men want to get married. I doubt he would marry her if she wasn't pregnant.

I am a volunteer for planned parenthood. I find it kind of funny how the republicans have slashed the sex education budget to the bare minimum. I also think about how the republican party pushes abstinence only classes in schools. Guess Palin is getting a bitter dose of her own medicine. Well, I should say Palin's party, the republican party.

I wonder if Joe Biden's daughter was pregnant, if the republican's would be so adament about the media backing off and calling it a family matter?

Galveston1 · Sep 3, 2008, 01:41 PM

I married my wife when we were both just short of 18, she WASN'T pregnant and that was because we recognized pre-marital sex as sin. We have been married 52+ years. Many youthful marriages fail, but so do many marriages when people are older.

It shows the desperation of the lefties that Palin's daughter was attacked in the first place.
It just goes to show how much they fear Sarah Palin.

blackshield · Sep 3, 2008, 03:35 PM

Obviously, Palin's daughter DIDN'T view pre-marital sex as a sin. Yes, many youthful marriages fail. Many succeed. I would also agree that many marriages fail when people are older, so age isn't always the reason. I wouldn't say the lefties attacked Palin's daughter, considering Obama said that families were off limits in this election.



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