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November 28th, 2008 at 09:12am Pat Cunningham
Kathleen Parker, who was savaged by some of her fellow right-wingers for having disparaged Sarah Palin, probably will get more of the same for writing THIS.
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1. Mr. Baseball | November 28th, 2008 at 4:04 pm
Excellent column by Kathleen Parker. Role models do matter, and I’m hoping her comment about the Obamas having an impact on the African American community is correct. During the campaign, Obama talked about the importantance of fathers taking responsibility for their families. I also wonder what would have happened during the campaign if it had been Obama who had a daughter pregnant out-of-wedlock, or if it had been Obama who was divorced after cheating on his first wife. Rightly, these were not issues during the campaign and were not brought up by Obama. Would the reserse have been true?
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