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To: US Navy Vet
I think what we're seeing with the Palin women is what happens to many others who get the hot light of fame put upon them. They find that they like it and want the attention. So they keep doing things to attract the media like post personal stuff on FB and dance with the stars, etc.

Yes, they have every right to do it. But they have to know that it makes the media come after them. Which appears to be what they want.

61 posted on 05/18/2015 2:21:10 PM PDT by Lizavetta
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To: Lizavetta
But with the Palin girls, there is no achievement to go with the fame. They put themselves out there as if they were celebrities in their own right but they didn't earn it. Simply being the offspring of a famous person should not make you newsworthy.

Think about other famous people. How much do you know about their children? Most likely not much. Unless they achieved something on their own. Such as Nancy Sinatra just to use an example off the top of my head. When she scored that number 1 hit, she had every right to get out there and swagger and get herself in the tabloids.

That daughter of Cher, Chaz, or whatever name that he/she goes by these days - not so much. And what a mess she made out of his life. She's only famous for being a freak.

Hopefully that's not the road the Palin girls are going down.

The one and only thing I give Obama credit for is that he has the sense to keep his daughters out of the spotlight. I don't even know what their names are. And that's a good thing.

74 posted on 05/18/2015 2:37:13 PM PDT by SamAdams76
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To: Lizavetta

Sadly, yes.


167 posted on 05/18/2015 5:37:32 PM PDT by 9YearLurker
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