Sarah Palin announced today that her 17 year old, unmarried daughter is 5 months pregnant? ?

Question

How do you feel about this?

Answer 1

Two words: WHO CARES?! This affects non of our lives, not even in the slightest bit. This does not change my family's vote for McCain/Palin. Once again, everyone is going to make a big deal out of nothing. Who cares if she's a teenager and pregnant? Thousands are each day! In fact, some of you answer the questions of 'How do I tell my parents I'm 15 and pregnant?'

At least she isn't aborting the baby! She's living up to her fault, and is going to be an adult about the situation.

Answer 2

her daughter is just living the american dream thanks to the liberal philosophy.Do your own thing.

Answer 3

Translation:

YEEEE HAW MY VOTE CANCELS OUT YA'LLS VOTE

YEEEEEEEEEEEEHAW

Answer 4

What happen to the family values that Republicans have issues

with Clinton ?  I guess its ok if it on the opposite side!

Answer 5

So what, I still let my kids watch Disney after the Jamie Lynne Spears thing. Not an issue.  

Answer 6

She made a mistake.  But she is going to have the baby, raise it and love it.  Obama can't afford to say a word or he will be badmouthing his own mother as she did the same thing.  That must have been ok because we got a Messiah out of it.

Answer 7

It seems a little irresponsible for Palin to have chosen to take up a political career when she has 5 children, one with Downs syndrome.

And it also seems irresponsible to me, that knowing her young daughter was expecting, to agree to take the Vice Presidents role at this time.

You can’t do everything at the same time – Palin is stretching herself too thinly. Things will start going wrong.

Answer 8

I dont care.  I just hope in the future they don't try to say stuff like "no s*x education in schools or birth control for teenagers."  Maybe if her daughter and other pregnant teens were better educated on the subject she wouldn't have gotten pregnant

Answer 9

Oh, let it go!

Answer 10

I feel like throwing up if i come across another one of these questions.

Answer 11

I think it's ironic, considering they're the super-conservative "family values" types of Republicans. I hope it goes to Obama's benefit