Two stupid questions in regards to Bristol Palin's Pregnancy...., page 1
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Topic started on 1-9-2008 @ 07:32 PM by skeptic1
Can I ask two rather stupid questions? What does it matter if Palin's daughter is pregnant and who really cares, I mean really cares?

Does her pregnancy have any impact on the econony?
On gas prices?
On the housing crisis?
On social security and keeping it solvent?
On the military?
On the war in Iraq, the war on terror?
On urban violence?
On the environment, on global warming?
On universal health care?
On global issues like Russia's seeming aggression and/or human rights in China?
On illegal immigration?
On poverty in this country and around the world?

The only ISSUE I can see this having any relationship to is the abortion issue, and guess what? She had the "right" to abort, but decided to keep the baby and get married to its father. Does her pregnancy, her decision really touch any one of us in our daily lives? I've thought and thought, and it doesn't make a difference in my day to day activities.

There are issues in this presidential race, folks, REAL ISSUES, and Bristol Palin's pregnancy isn't one of them.

What's more important: her pregnancy or the issues facing this country??

Are non-issues like this, smear campaigns, and folks private lives all these elections have boiled down to?

The actual issues are getting lost in the muslim, marxist, shady character questions to and about Obama and in the elderly, senile, dementia laced questions to and about McCain.

And, around here, there seems to be 3 issues oriented posts to every 100 smear posts. Any wonder I am worried about the future of our country?


reply posted on 1-9-2008 @ 08:09 PM by Andrew E. Wiggin
reply to post by dizziedame



keep in mind

its the bloggers who are making this an issue


Obama condemned it




reply posted on 1-9-2008 @ 08:13 PM by skeptic1
reply to post by Andrew E. Wiggin




Eactly. Obama calls it a non-issue and tells his supproters to keep their hands off of said non-issue.

McCain repeats the same thing.

So, if it doesn't effect our everyday lives, what does all the talk on here signify? Too much time on our hands and too little focus on the real issues?


reply posted on 1-9-2008 @ 10:58 PM by Andrew E. Wiggin
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ya know
with as many threads that have been created in this forum that talk about issues

you and many others who whine about it have yet to contribute one ounce of your opinion to THOSE THREADS


check out the sticky at the top

the "issues are important" thread

you'll find plenty of material in there

of course, if you just feel like complaining about stuff
feel free to totally avoid it

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