OT- Governor Palin will resign July 25, 2009.

[scaredyclassic]

ok, now, I’m actually starting to become sympathetic towards her as a result of that article. i know it’s biased liberal news media stuff, but dang, she’s justa fast-track career mom who burned out. Sounds like she took all the b.s. to heart and took her eye off thebig picture, career wise, and that her career might not have been compatible with her crazy family life. Unfortunately, women, unlike men, seem to in general, as a matter of steretype, have a more difficult time blowing off their families and concentrating on work.

[briansd1]

scaredycat, I don’t disagree with you. But having sympathy for Palin would be the same as having sympathy for an FB.

Palin was too ambitious. She thought that she could handle everything. And she made her choices. Nobody forced her.

Crazy family life is right. If she wanted a career she should’ve thought about that before starting that crazy family. Again, nobody forced her.

Sounds like she “bought a house” but didn’t have the wherewithal to keep a household or the time to keep the house tidy.

You shouldn’t buy a big house, then complain afterward that you have no money to hire the help to maintain it, nor the time to manage your household. It’s nobody’s fault but your own.

[briansd1]

scaredycat, I don’t disagree with you. But having sympathy for Palin would be the same as having sympathy for an FB.

Palin was too ambitious. She thought that she could handle everything. And she made her choices. Nobody forced her.

Crazy family life is right. If she wanted a career she should’ve thought about that before starting that crazy family. Again, nobody forced her.

Sounds like she “bought a house” but didn’t have the wherewithal to keep a household or the time to keep the house tidy.

You shouldn’t buy a big house, then complain afterward that you have no money to hire the help to maintain it, nor the time to manage your household. It’s nobody’s fault but your own.

[briansd1]

scaredycat, I don’t disagree with you. But having sympathy for Palin would be the same as having sympathy for an FB.

Palin was too ambitious. She thought that she could handle everything. And she made her choices. Nobody forced her.

Crazy family life is right. If she wanted a career she should’ve thought about that before starting that crazy family. Again, nobody forced her.

Sounds like she “bought a house” but didn’t have the wherewithal to keep a household or the time to keep the house tidy.

You shouldn’t buy a big house, then complain afterward that you have no money to hire the help to maintain it, nor the time to manage your household. It’s nobody’s fault but your own.

[briansd1]

scaredycat, I don’t disagree with you. But having sympathy for Palin would be the same as having sympathy for an FB.

Palin was too ambitious. She thought that she could handle everything. And she made her choices. Nobody forced her.

Crazy family life is right. If she wanted a career she should’ve thought about that before starting that crazy family. Again, nobody forced her.

Sounds like she “bought a house” but didn’t have the wherewithal to keep a household or the time to keep the house tidy.

You shouldn’t buy a big house, then complain afterward that you have no money to hire the help to maintain it, nor the time to manage your household. It’s nobody’s fault but your own.

[briansd1]

scaredycat, I don’t disagree with you. But having sympathy for Palin would be the same as having sympathy for an FB.

Palin was too ambitious. She thought that she could handle everything. And she made her choices. Nobody forced her.

Crazy family life is right. If she wanted a career she should’ve thought about that before starting that crazy family. Again, nobody forced her.

Sounds like she “bought a house” but didn’t have the wherewithal to keep a household or the time to keep the house tidy.

You shouldn’t buy a big house, then complain afterward that you have no money to hire the help to maintain it, nor the time to manage your household. It’s nobody’s fault but your own.

[briansd1]

More entertainment. 😉

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/reliable-source/2009/09/rs-levi3.html?hpid=artslot

In the October issue of Vanity Fair, now hitting newsstands, Johnston shares his “as told to editors” story of life with the former Alaska governor and her family, claiming that Palin and husband Todd bickered often and slept apart; that they nagged him and daughter Bristol to let them adopt their out-of-wedlock baby; that they had the kids do all the housework; that she never read the newspaper; that she was desperate to make money; that she didn’t really know how to shoot.

[briansd1]

More entertainment. 😉

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/reliable-source/2009/09/rs-levi3.html?hpid=artslot

In the October issue of Vanity Fair, now hitting newsstands, Johnston shares his “as told to editors” story of life with the former Alaska governor and her family, claiming that Palin and husband Todd bickered often and slept apart; that they nagged him and daughter Bristol to let them adopt their out-of-wedlock baby; that they had the kids do all the housework; that she never read the newspaper; that she was desperate to make money; that she didn’t really know how to shoot.

[briansd1]

More entertainment. 😉

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/reliable-source/2009/09/rs-levi3.html?hpid=artslot

In the October issue of Vanity Fair, now hitting newsstands, Johnston shares his “as told to editors” story of life with the former Alaska governor and her family, claiming that Palin and husband Todd bickered often and slept apart; that they nagged him and daughter Bristol to let them adopt their out-of-wedlock baby; that they had the kids do all the housework; that she never read the newspaper; that she was desperate to make money; that she didn’t really know how to shoot.

[briansd1]

More entertainment. 😉

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/reliable-source/2009/09/rs-levi3.html?hpid=artslot

In the October issue of Vanity Fair, now hitting newsstands, Johnston shares his “as told to editors” story of life with the former Alaska governor and her family, claiming that Palin and husband Todd bickered often and slept apart; that they nagged him and daughter Bristol to let them adopt their out-of-wedlock baby; that they had the kids do all the housework; that she never read the newspaper; that she was desperate to make money; that she didn’t really know how to shoot.

[briansd1]

More entertainment. 😉

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/reliable-source/2009/09/rs-levi3.html?hpid=artslot

In the October issue of Vanity Fair, now hitting newsstands, Johnston shares his “as told to editors” story of life with the former Alaska governor and her family, claiming that Palin and husband Todd bickered often and slept apart; that they nagged him and daughter Bristol to let them adopt their out-of-wedlock baby; that they had the kids do all the housework; that she never read the newspaper; that she was desperate to make money; that she didn’t really know how to shoot.

[surveyor]

[quote=briansd1]More entertainment. 😉
[/quote]

Thank you Brian for bringing that to our attention. It’s nice to know what kind of person you are, as someone who takes enjoyment from a person’s and family’s suffering.

[surveyor]

[quote=briansd1]More entertainment. 😉
[/quote]

Thank you Brian for bringing that to our attention. It’s nice to know what kind of person you are, as someone who takes enjoyment from a person’s and family’s suffering.

[surveyor]

[quote=briansd1]More entertainment. 😉
[/quote]

Thank you Brian for bringing that to our attention. It’s nice to know what kind of person you are, as someone who takes enjoyment from a person’s and family’s suffering.

[surveyor]

[quote=briansd1]More entertainment. 😉
[/quote]

Thank you Brian for bringing that to our attention. It’s nice to know what kind of person you are, as someone who takes enjoyment from a person’s and family’s suffering.

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