Amuse Bouche: Who’s Bristol Palin’s Baby Daddy?
Back in July, McCain accused Obama of pulling the race card after Obama told supporters in Missouri that he didn’t look like the other presidents on the dollar bill. Well now, someone “loosely” associated with the McCain and Palin duo is truly showcasing the race issue. However, in this particular case, I’m not sure it’s believable.
According to a video circulating around YouTube, an African American guy named Kevin is claiming to be the father of Bristol Palin’s baby. He says that Bristol was sexually intimate with him “outside of her relationship” with Levi Johnston, the reported father. He even asks Bristol to call him, and he would take the video off YouTube.
Kevin actually blames race as the reason the truth about the child’s paternity is being kept a secret. In the video, he said:
I didn’t want to pull the race card but feel like Ms. Palin (he mispronounced as PAL-in, not PAY-lin) is keeping me away from my child to keep her political career in good standing. She understands that an African American male being the father of her child wouldn’t be best for her career.
The kicker to this paternity video is that old Kevin doesn’t agree with Gov. Palin’s politics, and is voting for Obama. And it probably comes as no surprise; Kevin is a “musician working on his urban rap career in LA.”
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My question to you is, what makes u think that it shouldn’t be surprising that he is working on a music career?
To be honest, I look at that statement as a blanket statement, and I guess i really just wanted to have clarity from you.
Are you saying that all black men are attempting to make their living or have careers in the industry?
Is it possible to say that you are claiming that this is not a surprise when it comes to the African American world.
If so, I can tell you as a black women that your statement is not only politically incorrect, it’s just wrong.
Not to say that I do not appreciate you keeping everyone informed, but I just wanted to know.
The poster of this is, in fact, a black woman, and I’m 100% positive that you are adding undertones to this post that simply do not exist. It is not surprising that this guy is making such a massive attention grab with this preposterous video BECAUSE he has a career he’s trying to advance. It’s a PR stunt. That’s the entire point of the piece.
+W+++++++++++++++++++++++++o+w+ look how we are all conectted. look closily,what’s in your blood line?