I Feel Sorry For That Poor Palin Baby........

[global1]

just saw Sarah walking up onstage at a campaign rally carrying the baby in one hand and waving with the other. What kind of mother is she that she subjects this baby to this abuse? It's no wonder that she doesn't have the support from women. They see her as a bad mother. This baby has just become a campaign prop. So sad.

[Kali]

1. I agree with your main premiss, but your particular example? Not so much.

Um, a person can carry a baby and do all kinds of tasks.

[seabeyond]

2. i agree with your agree. during day, not so much, ten at night, ya i am bothered

but absolutely that women across the nation has seen example after example of this mother put herself before her children. that is lack of parenting and i am always bothered by that. we uniquely have our parenting style, and that is cool enough and i am all for it. but when a parent does NOT parent.... i have issues. and this woman doesnt parent

[izzybeans]

3. I saw this clip too. I have a baby, and would never carry my baby like a football

when I'm doing nothing but walking.

Palin was merely walking, doing nothing else. Oh and waving like a smarmy pageant contestant. I guess that's multitasking.

She's not even trying. No parent carries their child like that when they aren't doing anything else but walking.

She might as well of been carrying a trophy.

[seabeyond]

8. ah. i didnt know there was an issue with "how" baby was being carried

i thought it was just that she had baby on stage.

[firedupdem]

4. That poor kid gets tossed around like a sack of potato's ...she

is a horrible person and mother.

[Richardo]

5. Carrying a baby in one hand is child abuse?

Dial it down a notch. Jesus.

[jazzjunkysue]

6. Has anyone ever seen the baby move a limb? It's creepy, how this baby

never moves it's head, a leg, nothing.

Seeing the baby isn't working because the baby isn't acting like a healthy, rambunctious baby should.

The baby looks like a rag doll, and it's not helping.

[Raschel]

7. I am trouble by how she subjects such a young baby to the large crowds.

Newborns and young babys should be soothed and talked to gently, not subjected to thunderous applause, bright lights, or harsh sounds and sights.

Especially a baby who is challenged in the first place. We had to leave the auditorium with our two year old grandson at a family member's college graduation.

Subjecting this baby to chaos continually, plus the many flights doesn't seem like a wise thing to do.