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The Leave Baby Alone Coalition

9.3.08 @ 12:01AM

Clamoring for (the other) McCain's head. Also: Bush: a retrospective. Lord knows the difference. Roush roused. Plus more.

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Mike Dooley /p>

Mr. Robert McCain completely misses the point. I, and most of middle America with teenage daughters understand and sympathize with Ms. Palin's situation with her daughter. What is repugnant is what the mainstream media will do to push their partisan leftist agenda. Someone needs to ask them about Sen. Biden's son, or Obama's relationships with extreme leftists.

To quote Kristol who was pushing for Lieberman is laughable. Bill has long stopped representing the view of social conservatives. Do any of you pundits have a clue?

p>Mr. McCain, you and the press have crossed the line when you go after a seventeen year old to further your own positions. At the end of the day the comparison between Obama's view on infanticide and Palin's view of life will be interesting. br> -- Bob Ross br> Delafield, Wisconsin /p>

Your article on Sarah Palin and her daughter is garbage.

p>It insults our intelligence. br> -- Elvira F. Hasty /p> p>

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Dorio| 1.15.10 @ 3:11AM

An added bonus is that it dramatically reduces the power of the liberal blogs, in this campaign. Many of them were touting the theory that Palin's youngest child, born with Down's syndrome, was in fact Bristol's child. Bristol's pregnancy effectively eliminated that possibility and will serve to cast doubt on the accuracy of future liberal blog reports by making the bloggers appear incompetent and petty. watch the young victoria online | watch a christmas carol online