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Friday, May 15, 2009
Bristol Palin and her father, Todd, in New York, during her media tour for the Candies Foundation.

Awwww, Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska, the former GOP vice presidential nominee, has big reason to celebrate about now. According to the Associated Press, 18-old Bristol Palin received her diploma Thursday night from Wasilla High School. People magazine is reporting that Bristol wore a necklace of Blow-Pop lollipops strung together with curly gift ribbon as she collected her sheepskin. Bristol gave birth to a son, Tripp, in December.

Posted by Jenice Armstrong @ 7:17 PM  Permalink | 5 comments
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Posted 09:55 PM, 05/15/2009
JC Denton
And we care....why?
Posted 10:43 PM, 05/15/2009
CountryRose
Hey jen, I cannot believe the adornment she wore!ugh. Tasteless girl grad!
Posted 12:27 AM, 05/16/2009
fgomarty
This obsession you irrelevant media types have with the Palins over minute details of their lives borders on stalking.
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