Lindsay Lohan Feels Palin Negates Progress for Women

Lindsay Lohan decided to throw her had into the Celebolitics world by posting her views on Sarah Palin on her MySpace Blog.

She writes about Palin’s views on gay’s, “birth control” (a.k.a. abortion in Lohan’s world), sex before marriage, and children out of wedlock.

Lohan writes:

“I feel it’s necessary for me to clarify that I am not against Sarah Palin as a mother or woman.”

I’m glad Lindsay clarified that she is not against mother’s and women. I know there is a big movement out there that is against mother’s and women. We can officially put Lindsay in the camp that is pro-mother’s and pro-women.

Lohan continues to provide advise to Gov. Palin:

“Don’t pose for anymore tabloid covers, you’re not a celebrity, you’re running for office to represent our, your, my COUNTRY!”

Now, I’ve never been on the cover of a tabloid magazine, but I would guess many of the photos included in these magazines are not at the request of the person photographed (unless you are a “celebrity”). I doubt Gov. Sarah Palin called up the people at US Weekly to schedule a photo shoot. Gov. Palin doesn’t need the trash magazines to keep her in the spotlight like many of Lohan’s Hollywood neighbors.

“Women have come a long way in the fight to have the choice over what we do with our bodies… And its frightening to see that a woman in 2008 would negate all of that.”

Is Lindsay making a comment about a woman’s ability to choose to kill an unborn baby? If that is the case, then I agree that Women have come a long way. A long, twisted and sick way to make it legal for Women to make the choice over the fate of an unborn baby. Hopefully, people like Gov. Palin will help turn us around on this twisted path we have taken.

The second part of this comment is another glimpse into why liberals are so afraid of a Pro-Life, Conservative Woman. The traditional feminist movement that Lohan clearly subscribes to is seriously threatened with Gov. Palins rapid rise and huge popularity with both conservatives and independents.

I find it ironic that Lohan is afraid of what Gov. Palin might do for the Women’s movement in this country. This coming from someone who has had multiple visits to rehab, arrested for possession of cocaine, and is quoted to have said, “It is clear to me that my life has become completely unmanageable because I am addicted to alcohol and drugs”.

I wish Ms. Lohan the best and hope she is able to get her life back on track. Maybe she should look at some of her views and see if they are to blame for her situation.

Lindsay Lohan Photo Credit: The Curse Of Brian on Flickr