Why do people keep pointing out that palin...?

Question

is against safe s*x... who cares what do you thinks gonna happen shes gonna out law condoms?

really is that an issue?

Answer 1

There is the possibility that she will become president.

Which means she might nominate Supreme Court justices.

That could have a huge impact on many different issues, including reproductive rights and contraceptives.

She belongs to the group Feminists for Life, which is against the birth control pill.

Answer 2

Because she will have additional on selecting potential judges for the supreme court which will impact OUR rights.  They could possibly overturn Roe VS Wade which will cause all h**l to break loose.  Please keep in mind that PRO-CHOICE has a higher following then Pro-Life, especially the drastic thinking she has.  It is VERY dangerous if you are a woman because this election can affect your civil rights.  If you were raped and became pregnant, then guess what under her rule, you would have to have that baby!!!  That to me is NOT what I would want as a woman...someone telling me what I can and cannot do.

Answer 3

Because this is all the democrats have right now. So they are using it until they think something else is ludicrous.  

Answer 4

It's very dangerous to bring actual issues up when it comes to politics. The point is to get people to quibble amongst themselves about relatively inane things so they don't get in the way

Answer 5

Actually she belongs to a conservative women's group that wants to outlaw some forms of contraception.

I think that we would all agree, however, that her life would be going a lot smoother if certain people used contraception.

Answer 6

She is against safe s*x?   Ha ha.  I dont think so.

Answer 7

I can't believe Palin's daughter is 17 and pregnant

What a  s**t

Answer 8

Palin said last month that no woman should have to choose between her career, education and her child. She is pro-contraception and said she's a member of a pro-woman but anti-abortion group called Feminists for Life. "I believe in the strength and the power of women, and the potential of every human life," she said.

Source: Anchorage Daily News, "Little play," by K. Hopkins Aug 6, 2006