giving birth

In response to rampant rumors on the series of tubes that Sarah Palin fudged the truth about her latest son Trig, rumors that suggested her daughter was actually the mother of the little tot, we learn that her daughter was not pregnant then, but is now, and she conceived right around the time her mother was giving birth to a baby up until 7 months into the pregnancy nobody really knew about.

I don’t like Sarah Palin.  I’m tired of writing about her.  But Jesus Christ, it’s as if the internet has just discovered that there are women and we have babies.  I want to specifically talk about this post from John Aravosis.

Sheriff Daron Hall has responded to criticism of the treatment of Juana Villegas, who was shackled to her bed before and after giving birth to her baby, by changing the policies that were in place at the time.

Inmates at any stage of pregnancy, labor or delivery, no longer will be restrained in Davidson County starting Sept. 1, with a few exceptions.

Jama Oliver doesn’t see the big deal in Cumberland County’s refusal to raise property taxes despite shuttered schools:

See? They can multi-task

Memo to Franklin Mayor John Schroer: Just because a gal’s given birth doesn’t mean she can’t pick up her phone.

Nate Rau injects a bit of sanity and reason into the story of Juana Villegas DeLaPaz, the previously deported illegal immigrant who gave birth in the custody of the Davidson County Sheriff after being picked up in accordance with the 287(g) program:

Oh, John Lamb, I’m so glad that you brought this up.

by Nicole McIntyre