Fun with wikipedia

[itsrobert]

"Heaton supported John McCain for President in 2008.<8> Heaton also strongly supported Sarah Palin in her bid for Vice President. Heaton's Pro-Life views clashed with her support for a woman who had endangered her high-risk special needs unborn baby by flying from Texas to Alaska after leaking amniotic fluid against the advice of most medical experts. <9>"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patricia_Heaton#Political_and_social_advocacy

[nxylas]

1. Still up when I looked

Probably not for long, though.

[BuddhaGirl]

2. it's gone now!

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[ColbertWatcher]

3. That's funny! However ...

... the reason why that information may be removed from Wikip*dia is due to it being considered "new" research. They use a different term, but essentially it is when you post your own suppositions, even when it's based on sources, it's just not based on one source, so you're the one making the connection. What you can do is find a source (like Andrew Sullivan, or Wonkette, etc) that will ask Heaton about how she feels about Palin's disregard for her special needs baby.

There are a few problems even with this.

First off, there is serious doubt that she was even pregnant.

Secondly, it may be hard to find anyone interested enough any more to talk about Palin.

Although, you might be able to get someone on Beliefnet to write a philosophical piece about the issue, but I don't know anyone who would.

Good luck.