September 1, 2008
Posted: September 1st, 2008 02:40 PM ET
From CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney
Family Research Council President Tony Perkins reacted to Palin's daughter's pregnancy Monday.
(CNN) – Family Research Council President Tony Perkins praised the 17-year-old daughter of Republican VP candidate Sarah Palin Monday for choosing to keep her child. "Unfortunately, teenage pregnancy has become all too common in today's society regardless of a family's economic or social status. It is problem that we remain committed to reducing through encouraging young people to practice abstinence," Perkins, a powerful figure in the evangelical community, said in the statement. "Fortunately, Bristol is following her mother and father's example of choosing life in the midst of a difficult situation. We are committed to praying for Bristol and her husband to be and the entire Palin family as they walk through a very private matter in the eyes of the public," Perkins wrote. Family Research Council is an organization that promotes social conservative views. Filed under: Sarah Palin |
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