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To: retrokitten; KansasGirl

The emailer cited at Fox is not alone, tho I DO believe he is in a very small minority ... however, a month or two ago I had a similar debate on this forum with a poster who insisted Palin wouldn’t be the choice because she had to stay home to raise her children, especially Treg.

Those peopole have no idea of the perks of power and high positions... I had read a news article after her baby was born that she took him with her to the governor’s office when she returned to work. The VP position offers far more perks.


732 posted on 08/29/2008 12:08:56 PM PDT by EDINVA
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To: EDINVA

And let’s be honest, how much does the VP really do? She’ll have quite a bit of free time to spend with all her kids and her husband will always be around. He’s the primary caregiver, from what I have heard and I’m sure there are aunts and grandmas who help out, too, not to mention the older Palin girls. The baby will not be neglected.


738 posted on 08/29/2008 12:16:42 PM PDT by retrokitten
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