A tour of Sarah Palin's hometown: Wasilla, Alaska

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9-04-2008 @ 5:01PM

Dee said...

I have a question that needs to be asked of Sarah Palin. I am a mother of a mentally disabled daughter. I have taken care of my daughter for 35 years! I know how demanding a job it is both physically and emtionally as well as very time consuming.
It is more than a full time job just taking care of the needs of a disabled child. I want to know how she is going to care for her new baby and it's special needs. I question the choice Mrs. Palin has made to accept the nomination of Vice-President over the care of a special needs child!
I admire her for chosing to have her child but
she knew when she chose to have this child that it would have special needs and demand a great deal of care.
It seems to me she is being selfish in wanting to advance her career when she has such a big responsibility she owe to her disabled child!
In demonstrating that kind of selfish judgement, she shows a real lack of responsibility towards her child and family! This makes me question what kind of judgement she would use as Vice-President or President!
Dee

11-26-2008 @ 7:29PM

patty said...

you are an insult to women everywhere. would you ask any male president, professional football player etc... this question???? she is a great mother and has a job too. Do some research on her qualifications and find some facts. I'm so damn tired of people talking about her clothes, hair, glasses, ability to mother while in a position of power...you all are just afraid. We in Wasilla are toughand smart. We hunt for our dinner, split wood for our heat and smile doing it.

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