Sarah Palin’s Son Track Palin Arrested For Domestic Violence Charges For Third Time
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StringerBell
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Babelipsss
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Nothing to see here folks. The justice system will handle this fairly.
Babelipsss
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Wait what's veteran's court?
Remy_LeGermz
Location
Guess you can say, he has a "track" record of abusing women
313 Wayz
Active Member
When he was in Iraq, he probably served was on a camp that was relatively safe / away from action. Not trying to diminish his PTSD but Im not buying it. A lot of politicians children that were in the military served in easy jobs / camps. smh at Sarah Palin blaming Obama for her son having PTSD
LurkerSix
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Got the tell tale cauliflower ear
Black_Samson
OG
Theee fuck is veterans court?
Also yall need to quit laughing, that bitch can still be president one day.
Also yall need to quit laughing, that bitch can still be president one day.
313 Wayz
Active Member
Track Palin didn't serve one day in combat as veterans attack Sarah Palin
https://us.blastingnews.com/news/20...-as-veterans-attack-sarah-palin-00753713.html
Sarah Palin's recent comments about her son Track are coming under fire from people who served with him in the military.
Following former half-term Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's endorsement of Donald Trump for president, News quickly broke out of Wasilla, Alaska that 26-year-old Track Palin had been arrested. The charges filed against Palin's son include, but aren't limited to, domestic violence against a female.
After Palin announced her support for Trump, the story involving her son's arrest quickly went viral across the internet. The timing couldn't be worse for Palin who just hours before found herself back in mainstream American politics. Palin addressed the issue during a campaign stop for Trump in Iowa, putting the blame of her son's legal troubles and alleged PTSD on President Obama. Recently released documents contradict those claims, showing that Track never saw combat during his time in Iraq, as reported by Ring of Fire Radio on Jan.
Palin's outburst
While addressing a crowd of Trump supporters in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Jan. 20, Palin decided to bring up what she called the "elephant in the room." Palin described her son as "hardened" and "a bit different" since returning from Iraq, and deflected the blame on the president. "It starts from the top, the question though it comes from our own president," Palin said. "When they have to look at him and wonder, do you know what we go through, do you know what we're trying to do to secure America and to secure the freedoms that have been bequeathed us?"
The White House fired back at Palin's allegations 24 hours later during a press conference. Speaking to the media, White House spokesman Josh Earnest said that the issue of "domestic violence" was not something that Palin should be speaking about, noting that, "The issues she's (Palin) talking about are quite serious and certainly issues that we take quite seriously here."
The backlash
The head of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA), Rick Rieckhoff responded to Palin's statement, saying she shouldn't "politicize" the issue of PTSD and hoped it "doesn’t become a portable chew toy in a political campaign."
In addition, Track Palin's public records indicate that not only did he only serve one year in Iraq, which was under the George W.
Bush administration, he also didn't even see one moment of combat. An anonymous fellow solider also spoke about the issue, debunking Palin's earlier claims. “Speaking as a combat vet who literally slept in the same barracks as Track Palin, his mother is wrong and her son is not a victim.
https://us.blastingnews.com/news/20...-as-veterans-attack-sarah-palin-00753713.html
Sarah Palin's recent comments about her son Track are coming under fire from people who served with him in the military.
Following former half-term Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's endorsement of Donald Trump for president, News quickly broke out of Wasilla, Alaska that 26-year-old Track Palin had been arrested. The charges filed against Palin's son include, but aren't limited to, domestic violence against a female.
After Palin announced her support for Trump, the story involving her son's arrest quickly went viral across the internet. The timing couldn't be worse for Palin who just hours before found herself back in mainstream American politics. Palin addressed the issue during a campaign stop for Trump in Iowa, putting the blame of her son's legal troubles and alleged PTSD on President Obama. Recently released documents contradict those claims, showing that Track never saw combat during his time in Iraq, as reported by Ring of Fire Radio on Jan.
Palin's outburst
While addressing a crowd of Trump supporters in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Jan. 20, Palin decided to bring up what she called the "elephant in the room." Palin described her son as "hardened" and "a bit different" since returning from Iraq, and deflected the blame on the president. "It starts from the top, the question though it comes from our own president," Palin said. "When they have to look at him and wonder, do you know what we go through, do you know what we're trying to do to secure America and to secure the freedoms that have been bequeathed us?"
The White House fired back at Palin's allegations 24 hours later during a press conference. Speaking to the media, White House spokesman Josh Earnest said that the issue of "domestic violence" was not something that Palin should be speaking about, noting that, "The issues she's (Palin) talking about are quite serious and certainly issues that we take quite seriously here."
The backlash
The head of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA), Rick Rieckhoff responded to Palin's statement, saying she shouldn't "politicize" the issue of PTSD and hoped it "doesn’t become a portable chew toy in a political campaign."
In addition, Track Palin's public records indicate that not only did he only serve one year in Iraq, which was under the George W.
Bush administration, he also didn't even see one moment of combat. An anonymous fellow solider also spoke about the issue, debunking Palin's earlier claims. “Speaking as a combat vet who literally slept in the same barracks as Track Palin, his mother is wrong and her son is not a victim.
Black_Samson
OG
Wait... He had Barracks?
This bitch was safe as Hell!
I worked on servers, routers and helped reestablish communications for Mosul University, how did i see more combat then this guy?
Nah nah nah... How the fuck are you attached to a Stryker Brigade and didnt even get a Combat Action Badge?
So this mother fucker didnt even have to run to a bunker during a scud launch?
This bitch was safe as Hell!
I worked on servers, routers and helped reestablish communications for Mosul University, how did i see more combat then this guy?
Nah nah nah... How the fuck are you attached to a Stryker Brigade and didnt even get a Combat Action Badge?
So this mother fucker didnt even have to run to a bunker during a scud launch?
Lou Cypher
The Tokin' White Guy
It's funny seeing this all over the news here. Depending on what station you watch, some stations will make you aware that he got into an altercation with a woman, then others will use words like they, their, them, to avoid saying it was a woman.
His previous arrest was with his dad. Just a drunk spoiled ass politicians kid not able to handle his shit. Never believed that PTSD shit
His previous arrest was with his dad. Just a drunk spoiled ass politicians kid not able to handle his shit. Never believed that PTSD shit
Doc Holloway
Active Member
I thought that was Baker Mayfield
313 Wayz
Active Member
This dude Track look like he should be the bad guy in the direct to video sequel of Enough.
Oh yea, never forget...
Glen Rice smashed Sarah Palin in the late 80s.