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Bristol Palin's possible future mother-in-law...
Althouse — ... arrested on drug felony charges. Questions: 1. What drug? 2. Will Bristol Palin ever marry Levi Johnston? 3. Bristol's baby -- a boy -- is due tomorrow. Will Andrew Sullivan stop obsessing about whether Trig -- born April 18, 2008 -- might have been Bristol's baby and not Sarah's? ...

Future Palin In-Law Busted on Drug Charges
JammieWearingFool — ... of her first grandchild, another headache pops up. WASILLA, Alaska — A 42-year-old Wasilla woman was arrested Thursday at her home by Alaska State Troopers with a search warrant in an undercover drug investigation. Sherry L. Johnston was charged with six felony counts of misconduct involving a controlled substance . Johnston is the mother of Levi Johnston, the Wasilla 18-year-old who received international attention in September when Gov. Sarah Palin and her husband, Todd, announced their teenage daughter was pregnant and he was the father. Bristol Palin, 18, is due on ...

Pray for Bristol and Levi
Jesus' General — One day before Bristol Palin's due date, the grandmother (Levi's mom, not Sarah) of her little uterine goalie was arrested for six counts of possessing and manufacturing or delivering a controlled substance. I'm sure the drug in question was an American drug like meth and not crack or anything like that, so it's not as bad as it might seem. Still, it's a reminder of how hard witches are working to destroy Sarah Palin's family. From the Miami Herald: A 42-year-old Wasilla woman was arrested Thursday at her home by Alaska State Troopers with a search warrant ...

Oh Good God
BlondeSense — Sherry L. Johnston, the fraternal grandmother of Bristol Palin's soon to be born baby has been arrested in Wasilla, Alaska and charged with six felony counts of misconduct involving a controlled substance after an undercover investigation. Troopers charged Johnston with second-degree misconduct involving a controlled substance -- generally manufacturing or delivering drugs -- as well as fourth-degree misconduct involving controlled substances, or possession. - Miami Herald