Poll on Bristol Palin's Pregnancy

I have posted a poll concerning the pregnancy of Vice-Presidential candidate Sarah Palin's daughter Bristol.

I hope this will give everyone a chance to leave their views and will enable me to gauge everyone's opinions on the matter.

Sarah Palin says her unmarried teenage daughter is pregnant. What's your reaction?

Please post your chocie as a comment in the comments section.

A. It's a gift from God, who works in mysterious ways.

B. It's an opportunity to teach young people about taking responsibility for your actions.

C. It's more fallout from John McCain's decision to pick Palin.

D. It's another sign of family-values hypocrisy.

E. It's a non-story. Leave the poor girl alone!

F. Your opinion if it differs from the above choices, pick this chocie and tell me why.

"Polling is merely an instrument for gauging public opinion. When a president or any other leader pays attention to poll results, he is, in effect, paying attention to the views of the people. Any other interpretation is nonsense.” - George H. Gallup

Information on Bristol Palin's Baby's Daddy

I have done some research this evening and came up with the following information. To the left is a photo of, who is believed to be, Bristol Palin's baby's daddy.

His name is Levi Johnston and he is an 18-year-old. He and Bristol have been dating for approximately one year. Evidently, many people in their hometown of Wasilla, Alaska knew of the pregnancy.

He was a hockey player and had a small run-in with this law last year.

Alaska state troopers popped Johnston last year for snagging some King salmon out of season in Moose Lake, records from Alaska wildlife enforcement show. He had to pay $370 bail.

I will post more about this as it becomes available.

I still think some will have a negative veiw of this and as a result, will not vote for McCain. I do hope I am wrong, but I know how people think.

"I'm sorry to hear this, but I have every confidence they can handle this. Just like children should not pay for the sins of the parents, the parents should not pay for the transgressions of the children." - Mark Okeson, assistant principal at Wasilla High School