There are accusations across the leftwing blogosphere, including at Liberal White Boy and Dailykos, that Sarah Palin's fifth child, Trig, her Down's Syndrome baby, is actually her daughter's. The main evidence is that Palin didn't look pregnant when she said she was 6 or 7 months pregnant last winter, and that her daughter Bristol was out of school for several months with mono. I was at a party tonight where a guy in developmental biology pooh-poohed the rumors on statistical grounds, saying that the odds of a 44-year-old woman having a Down's baby are remarkably high, while the odds of a teenager having a Down's child are infinitesimal. Just throwing that in. (Commenter Gannon here makes the same point.)
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People are forgetting that Rubella also causes Down's syndrome without much correlation to the age of the mother.
In any case Bristol Palin definitely engages in pre-marital sexual intercourse, and there is no reason to believe that she has only began to do so recently.
Of course, getting pregnant in March after giving birth in late December or early January is unusual but not impossible if Bristol did not nurse, for her menstrual cycle could have reestablished itself in late January or early February. In truth, she could have become pregnant before her first post-partum menses.
Oh well, I misread the date. I thought the 6-7 month picture was from early November. Apparently, Bristol could not be the mother if she is now 5 months pregnant.
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I like reading the Huff post but they certainly do censor far too much, especially comments that in any way critical of Israel. I congratulate you for having the courage to critique your own culture when it strays. The ability to look at oneself in the mirror and to make an honest critique is the way to avoid repeating history. … what I wrote above I posted on Huff post several times and it always got censored. Being someone who was born behind the iron curtain it is always a very uncomfortable reminder of where blind pride can lead. Thanks again Max for your courage to be honest.
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