Why POLITICS Won’t Help FATHERS RIGHTS
Sarah Palin, the Republican vice-presidential candidate in the last election, should have been a pretty good advocate for Fathers. After all, her husband was a devoted family man. She believes strongly in family values. Her own daughter was unwed and pregnant, and she had to defend the father to the attacks of the Democrats and the media. So what happens when politics meets reality? Father’s right goes out the door.
According to several news stories, Palin’s daughter Bristol gave birth, but did not marry the father, Levi Johnston. So when Mr. Johnston asks requests things like seeing his child - being alone with his child - not having the “in-laws” hover over him as he tries to bond with his son.
This is the time when chidlren bond with their parents. Now, while he is an infant, is when young Tripp will identify his father. Interfering with this seems to be parental alienation, doesn’t it? Aw, but that doesn’t matter. Boy broke up with my daughter - he doesn’t get to see his son. Makes sense, doesn’t it? NOT!
Father’s rights? Yeah, that stuff’s okay for the campaign trial, but NOT IN MY HOUSE, is what Governor Palin seems to be saying.
So much for a political solution.
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Leave your comments below and let’s get a discussion going on. What do you suggest for Mr. Johnston? What did you do that was successful?
