Sarah Palin's plane flight when she was in labor - here's the real reason why!!!!

[drb]

The reason she took all those ridiculous chances was that she wanted to! She wanted to "accidentally" lose the baby! She knew beforehand that the baby had Down's syndrome, right? That's why she took all those chances and did all that traveling after her water broke. She knew that she was endangering the baby, but she did it anyway.

On purpose.

There's no other explanation.

[TooRaLoo]

1. Oooooh boy.

:popcorn:

[Boz]

22. There could be a political reason also, AIP, Todds seccesionist future, Natural Born Alaskan Benefit

:popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn:

[Heather MC]

27. I am incline to believe it's the AIP thing, If you believe it's her baby

Remember in King of the Hill
when Hank found out he was born in NEW YORK CITY ohh the Horror
Well imagine if Poor lil Twig, tricks err Trig was born in Texas oh the horror God never blesses people from Texas

[BanzaiBonnie]

2. Sadly...

that crossed my mind when I first read about her stunt.

[la la]

3. mine, as well

and isn't that sad?

sometimes our gut feelings are the truth, though.

[SwampG8r]

4. that was the way i read it too

it would be a "tragedy" for her to use
and free her of that special needs baby

[blondeatlast]

5. I don't think so. Just pure, monumentally bad judgment on her part; the kind of bad judgment

I don't want anywhere near the Oval Office.

[SeattleGirl]

6. I also had that thought, though it could have just been monumental

stupidity on her part.

[Jennicut]

7. I hope not. Say what you will about Phalin but Trig is a real cutie.

[lady raven]

9. He sure is,

And he deserves better parents than what he got stuck with. I'd adopt him in a heartbeat if I had the chance.

[krawhitham]

8. NO NO NO

She had to have the baby in Alaska,

Alaska First, Alaska Always

If the baby was not born in Alaska it would have no rights within the AIP when grown

[jrockford]

11. we'll I guess there is that ;) nt

[jrockford]

10. I don't think so...

If that was the plan, it was poorly thought out. I don't think much sympathy would be given since she'd be criticized for the stupid risks, etc.

I think, if we want to be suspicious, it would be that the child isn't even hers...which is why she was able to travel...in as such her water didn't actually break. Doubt we'll ever know and I don't particularly care, but i wouldn't put any level of sleaze past the Palin family.

[leftofcool]

12. This new development must absolutely be sent to Olberman

So while the economics in this country is going to hell in a handbasket, you and MSNBC can worry about Palin's baby water.

[Historic NY]

13. speaking of the baby who is taking care of him...the prop master.

[Arkansas Granny]

14. I don't know that I would go so far as to say that, but she certainly didn't have

the baby's best interests in mind. She knew that her labor was premature, she knew that she was carrying a baby with Down Syndrome, she had to have known that labor for her 5th pregnancy would probably have taken less time than previous pregnancies and that adequate medical care would not be available. To risk his health and well-being by boarding a plane for a long flight when there were signs that birth was imminent, was highly irresponsible at the very least. This alone should make any person with even a modicum of intelligence question her judgment, if not her intentions.

[endthewar]

15. No. She obviously wanted to have the baby in Alaska.

This explanation meshes well with her husband's membership in the Alaskan Independence Party.

[rug]

16. She had no choice.

[SKKY]

17. Wait, we're ahead, right? Why are we still putting this obvious crap out there?

The Right Wing has their "Obama is a muslim" crap, we have this. Kinda sad.

[Orsino]

24. Because if we wait until we're behind, or until the election is stolen, it's too late.

Whichever conspiracy theory we choose to believe, Palin is a wacko without integrity or sanity.

[SKKY]

25. And that justifies saying she tried to kill her baby how???

Please, help me understand.

[Orsino]

28. Wrong framing.

Let's ask her to help us understand how her decisions in that 24-hour period were good ones.

[BklynChick]

18. No way. But in my gut, I think it's the other reason (I still believe that baby is her grandchild)

[peaches2003]

19. Why is the baby now treated like a sack of potatoes

She drags that poor baby around to show the fundies that she is such a wonderful person and mother. Really?? Baby carried around by a 7 yr old, falling out of the kid's arms, on stage, late at night? What a sorry POS mother she is. This is cruel to any baby, especially one with special needs.

[krkaufman]

20. Other explanations exist

Such as... she wanted to make sure the child was born on Alaskan soil, so he would be considered a native Alaskan when they secede from the US.

[polichick]

21. I still think Trig is Bristol's baby...

...otherwise, why would she have been out of school so long?

[peaches2003]

26. Anyone got their wedding invitation yet??

Has Levi run for the hills?

[Orsino]

23. There's another explanation.

She bypassed the excellent neonatal care (for a pregnancy she already knew would present problems) in Texas, Seattle and Anchorage, we are led to believe, to gave birth in her hometown approximately twenty-four hours after her water broke.

Unless she didn't. Unless her suddenly-visible pregnancy was an elaborate cover for someone else's. :tinfoilhat:

It sounds ridiculous either way, and both of these possibilities paint portraits of a vice-presidential candidate who ought not to be trusted.

In the meantime, where are the people who were allegedly in the delivery room? Enquirer has dropped hints that Bristol was pregnant last year.