1. People, linked immediately below, reports a Saturday birth day, after originally reporting a Sunday birth. A Huffington Post blog linking to it has the Sunday date. And, the New York Daily News either splits the days or else just punts and "over the weekend" was when it happened.
2. People reportedly may pay $300K for the baby pix.
Original story
After People magazine, NOT the local newspaper of record, the Anchorage Daily News, broke the story that Bristol Palin reportedly had a baby boy named Tripp, I was waiting for more from an actual news source.
And, contrary to “Class A liberals” like Jeralyn and her Talk Left readers who think it’s undignified, or tin-foil hatting to ask questions about question-raising political births, I was waiting for the ADN to ask more questions when it could.
And, it now has its own first reporting, but raises more questions than it answers.
First, why is the story bylined “Daily News staff” than a particular reporter or two?
Second, and more importantly, why can’t the Gov. herself, Mayor Whazzup, the Whore of Wasilla, even put out a press release??? Why won’t she talk, or return phone calls?
From the People story:
On Monday, Bill McAllister, a spokesman for Gov. Palin said, “This office will not be issuing any statements on [Bristol’s baby]. We’re here to talk about state government and that matter falls outside of that.”
Bullshit. Sarah put out a PR about Trig’s birth and that was no more state government news than this birth.
And, why did the ADN not get even that comment in its story? Click here for further commentary and questions about the ADN's lack of reporting on this issue, complete with e-mail addresses for you to contact.
Also, why is Bristol’s great aunt the only person commenting for the record, from the People story?
WTF is up?
That right there raises the skepticism antennae. Will the ADN or other media have their antennae up?
If People is so hot for this story, again, contra the “Class A liberals,” where are its paparazzi shutterbugs?
So, while Palinites, who would elect Sarah the Virgin Mary if they could, will claim this birt rules out the timeline that Bristol, not Sarah Palin, was the mother of Trig, I say hold on. The Dec. 20 due date for Bristol with little Tripper wasn’t publicly announced until relatively late in the pregnancy. But, it does crimp that possibility somewhat.
That said, I wouldn’t trust a Palin birthing statement that is unsubstantiated by medical records any more than I would a George W. Bush foreign policy statement.
Doesn't that about say it all with the Alaskan Addams Family?
So, no, I am not closing any books on Palin Family Chronicles stories yet.
Meanwhile, for new visitors to this blog, here is where my Palin family births coverage started.
And, for Sarah Palin's lying initial press release about Tripp's birth, go here.
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