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My thoughts on this post:

A lot of the info didn't surprise me such as the alcohol and drug abuse and Sarah's lack of parenting.  But some of it was new, such as Jim Palin's firing for sexual harassment, Todd and Bristol's fighting, BTW if Bristol was grabbing Todd by the family jewels, there wasn't much there to grab there according to Shailey Tripp.

I think this also vindicates the late Joe McGinness as well.  He wrote about the boozing and the drugging using anonymous sources and no one believed him.

Thank you to Gryphen for publishing this post and the source that gave him the info.  This is the first step in shutting up Sarah Palin and her ilk once and for all.  Once the source reveals their identity, hopefully more will follow.  Strength really is in numbers.  Ask Bill Cosby's victims.

Is Jill Palin still around?

There have been a few comments on the other blogs that Jill is no longer around.  Any truth to that?  Did she run away and if so, did she take Trig with her?

Is Sarah Palin hoping Trig only makes it to 20?

From Hoohah's Fecebook page

Enjoy this beautiful greeting from father to son.

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/bristolpalin/2012/05/living-life-well-for-40-years-and-counting/

I read it again yesterday while waiting for Trig to awaken after eye surgery. So groggy from deep sleep at the hands of a skilled anesthesiologist, our son's surgeon also waited and reassured. And he told me the most fascinating thing about the eyes of a child with Down syndrome. "Compare his eyes to a 'normal' child's. Get a magnifying glass. Look deep. Their eyes are captivating inside! They're different, they're colorful, they sparkle. Surely God made these eyes to reflect what heaven must be."

If only we all could see into and through the eyes of the innocent! They're God's sons and daughters who may not meet man's standards of perfection but will certainly meet His. Their enduring childlike faith and their patience with the rest of us can teach us what is important. Maybe if we look with those eyes, what a wonderful world we will see.

- Sarah Palin

So many things wrong with this.

The average lifespan for a Down Syndrome person is between 55-60.  Not 40. and certainly not 20.  But the way Sarah has treated Trig, he may only make it to 20, which is probably what she really wants as she cannot stand the boy and is no longer of any use to her.

I am sure George Will, as much as I disagree with him, is a loving father who saw to it that Jon got therapy and good care so he could have a normal life, which is something Hoohah hasn't done with Trig.

Even though I have a belief in God, he doesn't not magically point at something and poof makes it better.  When I was growing up my grandma got this cross-stitch picture for Mother's Day  that said "God can't be everywhere so he invented mothers", she hung it in her kitchen.   Same thing here, God created doctors and therapists to take care of us here on earth.  If you disagree with me on that that's OK, but that is my take on it.  God put people on earth to do his work.

And for a little snark, look at the picture of Jon with Dumbya.  Even with Down Syndrome I am sure Jon is much more intelligent than Dumbya.  Sorry but I had to say it.

Where did Sarah Palin get $100,000 in 2009?

From Alaska Dispatch News



Palin’s endorsement, announced Oct. 22, prompted the Alaska Federation of Republican Women, representing 600 women across the state, to publicize a letter comparing Walker to Palin.

The organization had supported Palin during her bid for governor in 2006, even raising about $100,000 for her campaign, said president Rhonda Boyles. But Palin turned her back on the Republican Party.

“She wasn’t very principled in how she dealt with the Republican Party,” Boyles said. “She went on that ticket but she was never part of the Republican establishment and in fact worked against that.”

When Palin left office, she had about $100,000 in her bank account that she could have given to a political entity such as the Republican women’s group. Instead, she gave it to the Mat-Su hospital where she gave birth to Trigg, Boyles said.

“There are a lot of disgruntled women in the state because of that,” Boyles said, adding that support for publishing the commentary was unanimous among the 20 board members who attended a statewide teleconference meeting. “Even if it was just $5,000, it would have been a statement saying 'Thank you for helping elect me.' ”


This stinks to high heaven in two ways, one she was not as broke as she said she was, and two it went to Mat-Su. Bribe perhaps?

Today is the last day of October and Sarah Palin still has not made any comment about October being Down Syndrome month

In fact for the entire month of October this all she posted regarding Down Syndrome:

One of the "good guys" in the media forwarded this, knowing it would make my day, as I hope it does yours! (Thank you, Kate O'Hare, for being part of the good stuff in today's print, TV and internet mediums!) Friends, please watch this short video that exudes joy, right priorities, and God's gifts that come in all sorts of beautiful expression. Enjoy!

And now I'm headed over to Todd's airplane hanger to ready for a Sean Hannity interview for his FOX show tonight!

- Sarah Palin

http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/story/26807899/down-syndrome-dancer-reminds-instructor-what-dance-is-all-about

And it wasn't until October 21 the day the brawl tapes were released.

Did Sarah Palin admit she adopted Trig?

At the Value Voters Summit Skanky said parents who adopt are being targeted by the IRS.

How would she know?  Unless she was one of those targets.

Let's examine Dr Cathy Baldwin Johnston's credentials shall we?

She is a family practitioner.  

Here is her bio:

 The American Academy of Family Physicians has named Cathy Baldwin-Johnson, a R/UOP and WRITE ALASKA preceptor and a 1980 graduate of the UW School of Medicine, the 2002 Family Physician of the Year. The national award was presented this week at the Academy’s Congress of Delegates in Atlanta.

Baldwin-Johnson, who practices in Wasilla, Alaska, has been a UW clinical instructor since 1987. She has been a preceptor for several medical students in the Rural/Underserved Opportunities Program. From January to June of this year, she was one of the preceptors for Wasilla’s first WWAMI Rural Integrated Training Experience (WRITE) student.

After completing her residency training in the Swedish Family Medicine program, she returned to her home state of Alaska, where she has now practiced for more than 17 years. She founded and serves as volunteer medical director for The Children’s Place, an advocacy center for abused or neglected children. In addition, she holds a position with the Alaska Statewide Children’s Advocacy Center Working Group. She also serves on Alaska’s Matanasku-Susitna Valley Sexual Assault Response Team.
Baldwin-Johnson received the Alaska First Lady’s Award for outstanding volunteerism in 1999. The Alaska Academy of Family Practice selected her as the 2001 Alaska Family Physician of the Year. She practices at Providence Matanuska Health Care.

Nothing in there about being a high-risk obstetrician.

From the AAFP website:

 Provision of cesarean delivery by well trained family physicians augments services available to women, in some places providing additional options for care, and in other places providing a service that would not otherwise be available. Regardless of specialty, there should be shared common standards of perinatal care. Quality patient care requires that all physicians practice within their ability as determined by training, experience, and current competence.³ Given that many family physicians currently perform cesarean deliveries and many continue to be trained for this service, it is important that there be a common understanding of the place for cesarean delivery as part of a family physician’s scope of practice and as part of the health care delivery system.
This document should serve as a resource for family physicians who are training for and planning to include cesarean delivery in their practice. It also will assist hospital and health plan credentialing committee members and administrators, obstetricians, midwives, nurses, and other clinical staff to understand the role of family physicians in providing cesarean delivery in their practice of medicine.

Does CBJ have that document?

Also concerning Downs Syndrome:

 Down syndrome (trisomy 21) is the most commonly recognized genetic cause of mental retardation. The risk of trisomy 21 is directly related to maternal age. All forms of prenatal testing for Down syndrome must be voluntary. A nondirective approach should be used when presenting patients with options for prenatal screening and diagnostic testing. Patients who will be 35 years or older on their due date should be offered chorionic villus sampling or second-trimester amniocentesis. Women younger than 35 years should be offered maternal serum screening at 16 to 18 weeks of gestation. The maternal serum markers used to screen for trisomy 21 are alpha-fetoprotein, unconjugated estriol and human chorionic gonadotropin. The use of ultrasound to estimate gestational age improves the sensitivity and specificity of maternal serum screening.

Did CBJ do this? 

From the Anchorage Daily News:

Early Thursday (April 17)—she thinks it was around 4 a.m. Texas time—she consulted with her doctor, family physician Cathy Baldwin-Johnson, who is based in the Valley and has delivered lots of babies, including Piper, Palin’s 7-year-old. Palin said she felt fine but had leaked amniotic fluid and also felt some contractions that seemed different from the false labor she had been having for months.

Palin kept in close contact with Baldwin-Johnson. The contractions slowed to one or two an hour which is not active labor the doctor said.

I don’t think it was unreasonable for her to continue to travel back Baldwin-Johnson said.

Baldwin-Johnson said she had to induce labor and the baby didn’t come until 6:30 a.m. Friday.

According to the New York Times:
Around 4 a.m. on the day of her presentation, Mrs. Palin stirred in her hotel room to an unusual sensation. According to the Anchorage Daily News, she was leaking amniotic fluid. She woke her husband and called her doctor back home. Go ahead and give the speech said the doctor, Cathy Baldwin-Johnson, who declined to comment for this article.

According to Palin herself, in her autobiography Going Rogue while giving her speech in Texas approximately 11 hours after her membranes ruptured:
“More laughs, more contractions.” Pg. 193.

 IF CBJ is a high risk obstetrician she would have advised Sarah to get her ass to the hospital.  Why didn't she?

Why would she allow Sarah to take Trig to her office three days after being born?

 There are at least 39 obstetricians within 25 miles of Wasilla.  Sarah had her pick of any of them.  Why would she choose a Family Practitioner who specializes in counseling sex abuse victims?

There is also evidence that CBJ was not clocked in at the MATSU at the time of Trig's "delivery".

October is National Downs Syndrome month

From the Down Syndrome of Greater St. Louis

Down Syndrome Awareness Month is chance to spread awareness, advocacy and inclusion throughout the community.  During the month of October, we celebrate  individuals with Down syndrome and make people aware of their abilities and accomplishments. And we have friends everywhere helping spread the word -thanks to St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay and Missouri Governor Jay Nixon officially proclaiming October as Down Syndrome Awareness Month.

So is Skanky going to honor Trig or do anything to promote and educate people about Down Syndrome?  I think not.

BTW who was watching Trig the night of the brawl?

As expected Sarah Palin makes an ass out of herself in Joplin

From The Joplin Globe


When Sarah Palin was told her child would have Down syndrome, her doctor gave her a book. But Palin couldn’t open it because she wasn’t sure she was equipped to handle it.

She remembered asking her husband, “Why us?”

His response: “Why not us?”
Palin spoke Thursday night to a filled Taylor Performing Arts Center on the Missouri Southern State University campus. Her talk was part of an informational and fundraising event for LifeChoices Health Network, which spent the night marking its 25th anniversary.
Mixing her talk with jokes, her political thoughts and various anecdotes, the former Alaskan governor and vice presidential nominee spoke about having a child with Down syndrome, as well as about her daughter Bristol’s pregnancy.
“It’s not a story; it’s a chapter of my life,” she said.
She reflected on being 12 weeks pregnant and having an ultrasound when the technician told her the baby’s neck was a bit thicker than normal. At the time, Palin was told there was a good chance things would be just fine.
Later, however, when the doctor performed more tests, Palin found out her child would have Down syndrome.
At the time, she wasn’t sure she could handle it, she said. She was busy being the governor, chairing a board and taking care of four other children. About that time, her daughter Bristol announced that she was pregnant.

I think I will spare all of you and now post any video.  I just watched it and now I have a headache.

Sarah and Bristol Palin are the ultimate death panels

Trig Palin is an adorable little boy.

Yes he is.

Bristol recently posted above picture on her blog to show the world that she loves her "little brother" so much it hurts.

Really Bristol?

Did you cry when your mother took him away from you when you were born?

Do you cry when you see your mother neglecting him:

Carrying him around like a loaf of bread

Eyes are to close to the screen

Using him as a prop

No proper clothes

Bristol and Sarah I am convinced you are a two person death panel in denying Tripp the love, care, and therapy he needs.  I hate to say this but I do not think he will make it to adult hood.

My apologies to the newest member of the Palin family

From Sarah's Fecebook page:

Happy household this weekend as we welcomed a new addition to our family! Our new four-legged love, Jill Hadassah, comes to us with great training under her collar by our friend in Iowa Becky Beach and her Puppy Jake Foundation, along with Canine Craze in Des Moines. The Puppy Jake charity trains dogs for adoption by our service men and women, including those recovering from PTSD, as well as families with special needs. Jill Hadassah has been trained to be Trig’s buddy, and we’re over the moon to finally have her home! Thrilled, too, because all the rescue dogs and cats our kids have adopted over the years will hopefully learn something from our first dog trained to do anything! She’s brilliant and beautiful, and we feel very blessed to have her.

Thank you so much, Becky and Puppy Jake Foundation, for working with this tail-wagging bundle of love. We’ll treasure her, as she joins the rest of the current furry members of our family: Lucy, Lola, and Wilson.

Please visit the Puppy Jake Foundation to learn more about the great work they do, and join us in supporting them if you feel led to do so!

http://puppyjakefoundation.com/
https://www.facebook.com/PuppyJakeFoundation

Sarah if you had gotten Trig therapy earlier he may not need a dog now.   You suck.

Jill I'm so sorry you were adopted by the Palins.  I hope you can run away and take Trig with you.  Even a dog can take better care of Trig than his "parents".

So is Trig Palin and Tripp Johnston going to enroll in kindergarten this fall?

Today the first day of kindergarten in the Mat-Su School District.  Anyone know if Trig and Tripp are enrolled?  Or is he enrolled in Arizona?

Personally I can't see Trig being ready for Kindergarten because of this:

 We have always been inspired by the work of those very special therapists and educators who dedicate their lives to helping children and adults with special needs. Ever since Trig came into our lives, that respect has grown immensely. 

 You know, I come from a family full of teachers so I have a great appreciation for uh that vocation. But, especially since Trig came into our lives, I have an even greater appreciation, especially for those teachers who have the heart for the special needs kids. Uh, Trig, for instance, today, we took him to a speech therapist because he’s headin’ into [begin sing-song voice] real kindergarten in the fall and uh, you know, of course, he needs to be a little bit more ready than he is now. Doesn’t quite talk. Still does his sign language. Puts two words together, though, which is awesome and, you know, at six years old there-there’s expectations whether [mumble] you know, whatever degree of-a…of-a special needs the kids have. 

There’s expectations, of course, that-that the families will do all that they can uhm before kinda handin’ em over in a sense for at least a few hours every day in the school system. So…great appreciation for the teachers who have the patience and the uh therapists who does-they do miraculous work with these kids. Today. Trig. At speech therapy, he…uhm…he-he did what the therapist needed him to do and they’re-the therapists are so observant, of course, they catch things that we miss all the time. They know how to help the kids, even better in some areas, than we know how to…help..Trig. He also attended uhm eating therapy because uh still doesn’t eat a lot of solid food. In fact, I think he’s th-the only kid in the world who hasn’t had a Cheerio yet. So, he-he’s still working on uhm food sensory things, the mouth, and he’ll be eating solid foods I’m sure uh at some point here, in the near future. 

So, great appreciation for those who have the heart to help the kids with special needs because they’re so full of potential and purpose and they’re-they’re God’s GIFT to-to this world, we know, personally, to our family, the gift Trig is kinda makes us keep everything in perspective and we can understand what true innocent joy is by being around Trig because he-he’s joyful and-uh so he, you know, kinda spreads to the rest of us, makes up [sic] happy. 

So, just wanta [begin exaggerated baby talk] thank all those folks out there, whether they’re professional therapists or teachers or just uh good yaa [audible sigh] good mom and pops who want to reach out and help these groups that help kids with special needs, and adults with special needs, and they support ‘em financially, they support ‘em uhm with their time, volunteering to uh to help these good, good people who are here for a good reason. I-I thank you for havin’ that heart for these kids."

Shame on you Sarah and Todd for not getting Trig therapy earlier!  FUCK YOU AND THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ON!

Now to Tripp.  Since the court hearing is coming up,  I'm sure he is enrolled in school since Butthole has to prove to be a stable mother.  And since Sunny is a former preschool teacher I am sure she will see to it.

What is wrong with this picture?

Please discuss.

Sarah looks bald.

It looks photoshopped.

I need your help

I will be writing up a post regarding Dr. Cathy Baldwin Johnson's credentials and how they prove that she did not deliver Trig.  So far I have her education and her letter claiming Sarah gave birth to five children but that is it.

 If you have links or proof that she was not at the hospital in Wasilla April 18, 2008 please leave them in the comments section or send them to me via Facebook.

Thank you for your help.

Question for Todd and Sarah Palin and the closest thing to an answer you're gonna get

Sarah why have you not released Trig's birth certificate?

Todd have you ever been with or hung out with hookers in Anchorage?

From Sarah's Fecebook page:

Hillary’s Brain; Hillary’s Brain on Drudge

An article linked today on Drudge: http://on.wsj.com/1jOqOJR
Hey! Hillary’s brain is off-limits! Leave her health records alone! Democrats are right – scouring records of a female candidate is just politics of personal destruction, and for the media to engage in it would be unfair, unethical, and absolutely UNPRECEDENTED. You can’t probe a woman like that because, well, it’s a war on women!

Bunch of sexist, big meanies engaging in something heretofore unheard of, for shame.
America, you deserve fair and consistent coverage of relevant issues before deciding a Presidential/Vice 

Presidential ticket, so have faith the agenda-less media will refuse to push whispers and wildly inaccurate information about a partisan politician’s body part. Goodness, no one credible would print lies, continually harass a candidate’s doctor, disrupt local hospital staff, or even offer to pay locals to give “quotes” about her health records to be included in a “research book” by a public university professor (your tax dollars at work?) which the candidate’s attorney will need to respond to.
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0411/53641_Page4.html http://www.salon.com/2011/04/22/sarah_palin_trig_conspiracy_theory/ http://bit.ly/1jiTwGZ http://bit.ly/1qQdoGQ http://bit.ly/1lWcDGQ

Thank goodness liberals are consistent in refusing to apply double standards, thanks to their disdain for hypocrisy – so they’ll come through once again! Rest assured these self-designated protectors of what they obviously believe is the “weaker sex” needing protection in the political arena will elevate political discourse. Apparently, Democrats demand their next chosen one’s brain must be absent. Opposition – go there exploring a liberal’s brain and you find nothing; or, find something and you’re just trying to distract voters from the REAL issues.

See, the country’s just swell under the Obama regime (which includes any cabinet member who’d lie and prove ineptitude by shining the boot that’s now on America’s neck). With enormous issues to debate before choosing a Presidential/Vice Presidential ticket, have confidence no mean-spirited salaciousness will be pushed by “real journalists.”
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism/2012/04/25/Obama-Andrew-Sullivan-Rolling-Stone
Nope. This just doesn’t happen at this respectable level of American politics.
Just ask me. And Trig.
- Sarah Palin

So Skanky since you brought it up it's showtime!

Where is Trig's birth certificate?

How can you explain going from this:

To this:

In 18 short days?

The answer is this:

It is so ironic that she posted a link that has this picture she is pretty much asking for it:

 

Trig Palin is the first Palin to graduate from something!

Although I am quite skeptical that Trig graduated from preschool simply because Skanky said so and has been proven a liar time and time again I will say this "Good job Trig".

As I have said before I hope Trig is getting the help he needs.  Maybe it's the rest of his family that needs help as he seems to be the brightest one in that family.

Trig Palin turns 6 today

Happy Birthday Trig!  I hope you get to spend time with people who actually love you.

Trig all the readers here at SPHASH love you and want what is best for you.  We cry that you are not getting it.

Yes I am fond of Trig.  That's why I'm so concerned about Babygate and his welfare.  Especially the fact he still wears diapers.

In the picture above you notice Trig is missing a few teeth.  He just turned 6 today.  I don't know when this picture was actually taken cuz the Palins lie all the time but kids usually don't start losing teeth until 6:

From What to Expect:

You can’t predict when baby teeth fall out. Just as it was impossible to pinpoint exactly when your baby would cut her first tooth, the same holds true for when she’ll lose it. In general, kids who were early teethers tend to lose baby teeth before the rest of their classmates, but for most, six is the age when that first tooth falls out. 

I remember my first tooth fell out the summer between kindergarten and first grade.  I can't see Trig's teeth falling out before age six.

Nice try Sarah.

Sarah Palin uses Trig as a human shield to deflect from Todd quitting the Iron Dog

From Sarah's Fecebook:

Hi! For anyone interested, this is Todd and Tyler from Iron Dog Team #11 writing from Sarah’s Facebook page.

Disappointed on the trail today, but keeping everything in perspective. Due to a rare mechanical issue that was impossible to fix ...on the trail, we’ll be cheering on the other teams the rest of the race. I’ve been enjoying this endurance race for decades now, and you never can tell how it’s going to turn out for any team. There’s always inexplicable circumstances arising and you never know what mother nature will challenge you with out there. But it’s always rewarding and worth the effort.

This race, like everything else in life, is a gamble. Our advice is to find your passion, don’t procrastinate, and just do it! This isn't a dress rehearsal. It doesn’t matter how many times you get knocked down, what matters is how many times you get back up. As Sarah likes to say, live life vibrantly! Having the freedom to tackle challenges like this is what makes America amazing.

We’re incredibly grateful for all the supporters that make the world's ultimate snowmachine race happen every year. It wouldn’t be possible without our rural communities that connect the trail, celebrate this event, and cheer on every participant. You keep us going, bush Alaska! You’re our foundation! Thank you so much for all you guys do.

Keep the other racers in your prayers.

Also, thanks so much for pledging in the fund raiser to fight breast cancer with the awesome “Bring Home the Pink” campaign. You can still support the Ski-Doo teams involved in this great cause by pledging here: http://www.gofundme.com/67f7gs


Of course Sarah had to pimp out their charity.
Then later Sarah posts this video on her page:

Post by Sarah Palin.

Has the bitch have no shame? And by the way it looks like Trig had to be coaxed into saying Go Daddy.

Since when has Sarah Palin been an expert on parenting?

Taken Nov 2009 during Sarah's book tour.  Poor Trig out in the cold with no pants.

Last week Sarah Palin called into Sean Hannity's show to discuss, of all things, parenting!

HANNITY: And joining us now on the phone to give us a little parenting 101, former Alaska governor, FOX News contributor Sarah Palin.
Governor, how are you?

PALIN (via telephone): I'm doing great. That's funny you say that that was one of the best lines of the GOP convention back in '08. That's when the teleprompter broke and I had to start ad libbing right then! So I ad libbed that line about hockey.

HANNITY: I got to -- if you ad libbed that line, I have even more respect for you. You know, it's funny, we often talk about politics, but when I had the chance to be around you and your kids and Todd, we talk a lot about sports, and you and Todd in particular -- you guys have a lot of perspective on it.
When you saw that TV football tyke show, what did you think of that?

PALIN: Well, I agree that too many American kids are pampered. They're coddled, and they need discipline. And the way to motivate kids, though, is not necessarily through fear, not at that age especially. You know, I think it was Lou Holtz who had said it best years ago about self- discipline leading to success and self-motivation. So these coaches, if they want to get their kids to understand that self-motivation that is so needed, at that age, it doesn't necessarily need to be through intimidation and fear. These coaches seem to be wanting to not look bad, and I can guarantee a coach can be defeated if that's his goal is to just not look bad.

HANNITY: You know -- and I know -- I think you sent over pictures of your son when he played hockey and you were that hockey mom -- with lipstick. But -- and my kids play sports. I think there's a fine line, though, because you -- I do believe, in many ways, we kind of spoil our kids. I think that there's nothing wrong with pushing them and letting them see that they have more talent and ability than maybe they think they have and that if they want to achieve a goal, they got to work hard for that goal. And learning that at a young age is a good lesson. So it's -- it's a razor's edge, isn't it?

PALIN: I guess it's a razor's edge, but you know, my perspective is I want tough coaches. I want coaches who will instill in that student athlete the desire to win because competition makes everyone better and the goal should be victory. And you know, I've taken heat because I said really good things about former Indiana coach Bobby Knight.

HANNITY: Yes.

PALIN: I really liked the guy. And I really liked his...

HANNITY: I like Knight, too. You and me both.

PALIN: Yes, his tenacity, his determination. And you're right, there is that razor's edge. And the good guys, the good coaches know when it cannot be crossed, and they know kind of the demographic that they're working with in terms of the age group, and they should be discerning enough to know what will motivate the kids.

So I totally agree with you, you know, too many kids are spoiled and coddled by us, by society in general. And sports, I think, are absolutely instrumental in teaching a child what it's going to take to succeed in this world. Sports are imperative.

HANNITY: Yes.

PALIN: And it is all about competition, so I want to see more and more kids involved, and I want to see the parents, I want to see the coaches in there. But we have to make sure, yes, that that line isn't crossed. And I've never seen this reality show that you're talking about. I don't know if it's going to promote that line to be crossed. I certainly hope not because there's a lot of good, positive stories out there about successful coaches and selfless giving parents and organizations that are helping kids.

HANNITY: Governor, listen, I enjoy the time we have to talk about sports. Any picks for this weekend, by the way?

PALIN: Oh, I love Seattle. They're closest to Alaska.

HANNITY: I got Seattle and I got the Broncos. Although never, that Tom Brady is sneaky, you can't ever bet against him. Thanks, governor, good to talk to you.

PALIN: Thank you so much, go west coast

Sarah Palin being an expert on parenting is like Chris Christie being an expert on physical fitness.  Let's look at Sarah's track (pun intended) record:

Track-vandalized school buses, oxy problem, knocked up girlfriend, then divorced her.

Bristol-lost virginity at 15 or 16, got knocked up, dropped out of school, keeps son away from his father.  Does not discipline Tripp.

Willow-bought drugs in Wal-Mart parking lot, at least one pregnancy scare, called classmate a f***** on Facebook.  Laughed when her nephew did the same thing.

Piper-bodychecked a reporter on Sarah's bus tour aka vacation.  Now living with her grandparents.  Also used as a human shield.

Trig-poor thing totally neglected.  Was used as a prop and now that he is outgrown his usefulness Sarah ignores him.

I find it totally ironic that Sarah says kids are coddled because when she was in school she wanted out of band practice so Chuck Sr. told her to fake an injury to her finger.  Yeah Chuck and Sally are real winners.

I also wonder why Sarah called into Sean's show instead of appearing.  Was she too stoned or recovering from a Botox treatment?

So Sarah Palin how's this fitness book coming along?

Over a year ago you said you were writing a fitness book.  Where is it?

BTW I think that is Willow's head on Sarah's body.  Nice try Sarah.  No way would Trig look that happy sitting next to you.  And yes Trig looks like Levi.  It's only a matter of time before Sarah has him get plastic surgery to make him look like her.