Sarah Palin may move to AZ

[Brenda-by-the-sea]

You're missing the point. Palin has been highly vocal in condemning sex education classes in public schools that teach anything other than abstinence. She insists that instilling the right "family values" at home is the best approach to preventing teen pregnancy. In evaluating how much sense it makes to promote parent-taught abstinence as the primary form of pregnancy prevention, it's certainly reasonable to examine how well that's worked in the families of those who champion that view. In Palin's case, it was a self-inflicted wound of hypocritical blathering.

[LordBalfor]

Originally Posted by Brenda-by-the-sea

You're missing the point. Palin has been highly vocal in condemning sex education classes in public schools that teach anything other than abstinence. She insists that instilling the right "family values" at home is the best approach to preventing teen pregnancy. In evaluating how much sense it makes to promote parent-taught abstinence as the primary form of pregnancy prevention, it's certainly reasonable to examine how well that's worked in the families of those who champion that view. In Palin's case, it was a self-inflicted wound of hypocritical blathering.

Who are you addressing?
I certainly don't disgree with any of that.

Ken

[mosesmoses]

Originally Posted by Brenda-by-the-sea

You're missing the point. Palin has been highly vocal in condemning sex education classes in public schools that teach anything other than abstinence. She insists that instilling the right "family values" at home is the best approach to preventing teen pregnancy. In evaluating how much sense it makes to promote parent-taught abstinence as the primary form of pregnancy prevention, it's certainly reasonable to examine how well that's worked in the families of those who champion that view. In Palin's case, it was a self-inflicted wound of hypocritical blathering.

I agree with Sarah Palin, about sex education classes in public schools, But I would even go further than Palin, I would take all sex education out from all the schools.
I think sex education should be in the Churches. The State would save a ton of money if the Churches would take over all sex education, and promote the right family
values.That's what Churches are for.

[Kimballette]

The topic was about the rumors that Sarah Palin might move to Arizona. The conversation has veered far afield, and since there's been no further information about her possible move, this thread is now closed. If you'd like to continue discussing all things Palin, I'm sure there are lots of threads on that topic in the Politics and Other Controversies forum.