Posted on 12/31/2008 9:57:41 AM PST by mlizzy
If Democrat: Don't say "I want to ban guns"
If Republican: Don't say "I want to ban abortion"
Either case, you end up preaching to the choir.
An abortion ends the world to one.
Neither do I. However, there have been occasions where some still possess some remnant of a conscience. Sometimes they see an ultrasound and change their minds.
It’s unfair to criticize Palin for “leaving”the Catholic church when her family “left” the church when she was in gradeschool...
Knowing the church problems in northern Idaho, (where the Pius X church is strong) maybe they left because they couldn’t find Jesus in the Catholic church.
One of the “side effects” of Vatican II is that it pushed a lot of Christians out of the Catholic churches in liberal dioceses and parishes.
If I hadn’t been aware of the catholic (universal) church, I too would have left...but when you have lived overseas, and know history, you realize the “fads” come and go, but the power of the spirit in the church remains...
You're questioning of their parenting is offensive and off base. Anyone who has watched or read their interviews knows that the Palins put their kids first.
In fact, this is an excerpt of the cover story Alaska magazine did on Palin in 2007:
"She can be on the phone with Dick Cheney and have (Republican Senate President) Lyda Green right outside her door, and her kids call and she goes, 'Oops, hold on,'" said [Shannon] Leighow, the deputy press secretary. "Her kids trump everyone, and I think that's pretty neat."Watching her everyday life, its easy to forget Palin is the governor, a quality that unnerves her security detail. She often walks down the road to meet Piper's school bus. And although she could have a driver with her at all times, she prefers to drive herself.
----[The governor's Daughter] Bristol, upon returning from a shopping trip in Anchorage, received Palin's approval for the $15 dress she bought for the night's gala they were about to attend. No need for a $300 gown, Palin said.
But when Bristol revealed she spent $30 on a leg waxing-"That was supposed to be gas money," Todd Palin said disapprovingly-the governor wasn't too happy, either."
"That's a waste of money," she said, "You have razors." [emphasis added]
It should be obvious that she puts her kids first. And anyone who questions her pro-life credentials is questioning a woman who walks the walk and doesn't just talk the talk.
I'm sick and tired of listening to these Dr. Laura arguments. That opinionated witch ran a radio show while raising her lone child, and she has the gall to scream about working moms who have to work to put food on the table.
I'm know stay at home moms who were simply terrible mothers, and I've know working moms who were wonderful.
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