Or ... she checked with her doctor, who okay'd her to fly. From some reports I've read, that's exactly what happened.Either she was acting extremely irresponsibly in regard to her unborn baby...or she lied about her daughter's pregnancy and birth.
I am so insecure in my choice for president that I will do my best to spread any bs I can possibly find in the desperate need to shore up my dismal candidate.I don't know if it's true, but some of the arguments are very d@mning either way.
I don’t know what medical-OB/GYN degree you hold but you may want to consult with her Dr. just as she did unless you are engaging in purely political mud-slinging to obfuscate known facts.Such as the flying while 8 months pregnant with a child that you know to be a downs baby. Her doctor would have HIGHLY discouraged flying that late in a pregnancy..and more so because the baby had downs syndrome. So a responsible mother (which supposedly she is, with all of her "family values") likely would not have flown...unless she was much less than concerned about her pregnancy.
Either/or, eh? Please…How about NEITHER mud-slinger.Either she was acting extremely irresponsibly in regard to her unborn baby...or she lied about her daughter's pregnancy and birth.
She looks fine. You’re probably not the least bit ashamed of yourself.Either way...she doesn't look good.
Yes, they are very d@mning ... against the people who cast aspersions completely contrary to available facts.I don't know if it's true, but some of the arguments are very d@mning either way.
The believers that Sarah Palin is not Trig's mother point to such things as a photo of Bristol Palin with a tummy bulge and Sarah Palin's flight on an airplane just prior to delivery.
Judging by the rapid onslaught of panicked and vicious desperation attacks by the Dems, it's obvious that Palin is a great pick as McCain's VP.
Personally I am not sure a Republican will be able to defeat Hillary in 2008.
Yes, it is verboden to criticize Michelle Obama's statement, done in behalf of her hubby's campaign, that for the first time in her adult life she's proud of her country. But it's appropriate to fabricate a pregnancy story about a young girl - who has not been out campaigning for her mom's ticket - and splashing pictures for all the world to see with comments about her tummy bulge. And all coming from the folks who claim to be open-minded, tolerant, and inclusive.Obama is supposed to be above all that, but he's gleefully released his attack dogs to do it for him. But don't criticize the messiah, the actual candidate, he doesn't have to answer for anything. Like why he didn't know he was consorting with mad bombers, or that his pastor was a hate-spewing demagogue. Oh no, must not touch the almighty Barack, but this is OK? Disgusting.
Judging by the rapid onslaught of panicked and vicious desperation attacks by the Dems, it's obvious that Palin is a great pick as McCain's VP.
Think about how the press was all over Jenna Bush until Princess Chelsea was seen smoking in public. The very same people that were trying to crucify Jenna screamed how unfair it was to go after the Billerys daughter. But they sure dropped Jenna like a hot potato.WhyteP38: But it's appropriate to fabricate a pregnancy story about a young girl - who has not been out campaigning for her mom's ticket - and splashing pictures for all the world to see with comments about her tummy bulge.
Sarah Palin has some extremely un-libertarian views which she would force on everyone if she was in the position to do so. She is a religious fundamentalist and that is a great turnoff to me and many others.
Either she was acting extremely irresponsibly in regard to her unborn baby...or she lied about her daughter's pregnancy and birth.
Either she was acting extremely irresponsibly in regard to her unborn baby...or she lied about her daughter's pregnancy and birth.
The fact that she is against a woman's right to choose what to do with her own body is a sticking point with me..and will turn many women off to her.
Just because DK is saying something, it's foolish to believe that it can't possibly be true.