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: Indiana BarristerBig Shocker!!!
By Abdul Hakim-Shabazz
From Bonnie Erbe of U.S. News & World Report…
So now it is written that Bristol Palin, unwed teenage daughter of former U.S. vice-presidential candidate and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, has ended the relationship with the father of her baby.
From where I sit, Bristol Palin displays a lot more personal maturity and decision-making ability than her mother, who obviously tried to persuade Bristol to wed her “baby daddy.” But the youthful pair never looked like a loving couple
. They looked like what they were: two sexually active teens who happened to “hook up” but had nothing beyond that in common. Besides, who wants to marry the son of a woman who’s brought up on drug charges?
Is this good for her mother’s political career? Obviously not. Social conservatives believe strongly the daughter should have been forced into marriage.
From where I sit, Bristol should have been using birth control, and never should have gotten pregnant in the first place. If she weren’t the progeny of abstinence-only education supporters, she might have been on the pill or using a diaphragm, or might even have been able to use Plan B, the so-called morning after pill. It’s a shame for poor Bristol who has some wisdom and spunk to her. She said in interviews she’s not ready to be a mother and it’s not a glamorous endeavor.
It’s a shame for the baby, to be born to unwed teen parents who are ill-equipped to parent at that young age. It’s a shame all around, as is abstinence-only education.
Full post as published by Indiana Barrister on March 12, 2009 (boomark / email).

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