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Did Sarah come between Bristol and her Levi?

04 Aug 01:01pm

Filed under: Bristol Palin, Levi Johnson, People Magazine, Sarah Palin

Bristol Palin and Levi Johnson have hit the rocks (again) after announcing their second engagement in July this year. Bristol claims she dumped the “fame obsessed” Levi after he “played her” and admitted to fathering another baby with ex-girlfriend, Lanesia Garcia.

Splitsville. Picture: AFP.

And while Sarah Palin didn’t condone the engagement between the pair back in July, a recent statement given to People magazine shows she’s in full support of her daughter’s decicion to call it quits: “I wish for Bristol to be able to move forward in life with her same forgiving, gracious, optimistic spirit, but from henceforth she’ll know to trust but verify. Bristol is strong, she is independent, and she knows what is right for her son,” she said.

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iansand says:

02:03pm | 08/08/10

Palin is significant because she is one of the leading intellectual lights of the Tea Party sect. Tea Party ideas are leaking into the ranting lexicon of the Australian rabid right. Read more »
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08:49am | 06/08/10

@Peter, Clarkson wrote about it in one of his books. He was speeding down a highway with nothing for hundreds of kilometres and he got pulled over for exceeding the speed limit. He asked the Cop to show some sympathy and a bit of common sense. The Cop responded “Sir,… Read more »

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