Latest Palin Scandal
Posted on September 10, 2008
The National Enquirer has the details. They include allegations that Sarah’s teenage children did things that teenagers do. Allegations of drug experimentation, and “messing around”! Terribly shocking stuff! But I can’t beat Ragnar Danneskjold’s snarky sarcasm in describing it.
The Enquirer alleges that Track Palin got himself addicted to pain-killers in high school. There are also allegations of addiction to cocaine and marijuana use. Man, who does this Track kid think he is? George W. Bush? Barack H. Obama? WTF?
That stuff is all pretty bad, but the scandal doesn’t stop with the family. There is also a new scandal involving Sarah Palin herself. The Enquirer has learned that Sarah Palin was actually ANGRY when she found out her 17-year-old daughter Bristol was pregnant. Can you believe that? What kind of a mother would be ANGRY to find out that her 17-year old daughter had gotten knocked up by her boyfriend? My goodness…
Heh…
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Palin’s family should be on a ‘reality show’ (which I would watch!) instead of being in control of the White House. Her pick was totally political by McCain–and I am totally afraid of her becoming Vice=President. I am a Hilary supporter who will vote (and WORK!) for
Mr. Obama. I am not as stupid as–as John McSame thinks.
Sue D.in Ohio
Elections have a tendency to bring out the worst in us. I for one am saddened by how polarized our country has become. I remember when we were all considered Americans, not judged as Republicans or Democrats. I remember when we had the good taste not to focus on the personal lives of candidates, but judge them by their records of achievement. I hope Americans vote for the candidate who best meets their values and vision for the future. Think twice, America, before you pull that lever or punch out that chad. Does your candidate really stand for what you believe? Do you really believe in your candidate?