Sarah Palin encourages children to stand up for their right to eat junk food while stomping on the 1st amendment rights of those who came to protest her in Pennsylvania.

From PhillyBurbs.com:

About a dozen people who had gathered to protest Sarah Palin's arrival at a fundraiser in Peddler's Village late Tuesday afternoon were forced to move by police.

Officers from both Solebury and Buckingham, who were providing security in the vicinity of the Cock 'n Bull restaurant where Palin was making an appearance, told the protesters that they could not stand across the street from the eatery's entrance.

Doylestown Township resident Mari Suarez, who was among the group, said police told her that the demonstrators were on private property and had to move.

"I don't think that's right," said Suarez.

"It's unjust," said Marlene Pray, the Doylestown resident who helped organize the protests. However, she said she was not surprised by the police action.

"We were told to expect this," Pray said. "It has happened at other places where Sarah Palin has appeared. It's her draconian security measures."

It seems that Sister Sarah is ALL about protecting the rights of students in Pennsylvania to increase their risks of tooth decay and contracting type two Diabetes, but does not recognize the hypocrisy inherent in the fact that the people who do not agree with her were not able to exercise their first amendment rights which our founding fathers provided to the citizens of this great country.

I can come to no other conclusion than that Sarah Palin hates America, but LOVES childhood obesity.

So what do you get when you have a parent who refuses to teach her children about good nutrition, or the importance of safe sex?

I have decided what I am going to get Bristol for Christmas this year.  A mother who actually loves her.

Perhaps she can find it in her heart to share her with the other members of her family, before it is too late for them as well.

P.S. I actually do feel a little guilty including Bristol's picture in this post, but it certainly seems relevant if her mother is going to protest the efforts of the Pennsylvania school system to protect their students from poor nutrition.  If somebody is going to stick their nose into how the schools and parents of another state care for their children, than obviously it is fair game to scrutinize how that person parents their OWN children. (And of course I am still pretty convinced that Bristol's weight gain is for another reason altogether, but since the Palin's are in denial about that then the only other alternative is that Bristol grew up without learning the importance of good nutrition from her parents. One of which is now giving nutional advice to the children in Pennsylvania.)