Sarah Palin's behavior prior to being selected as VP nominee is questionable at minimum. The circumstances around the day she "had" her baby are whacked. And, where was her daughter in the months b4 her mother "had" a baby. What I want to suggest is that the baby is really her daughters.

Among the many thoughts I had about the strategy behind SP's nomination, this idea didn't gel until I saw her daughter, sitting in the audience at the RNC. I don't know how else to say this, but my husband and I both exclaimed at the same time(totally unscripted), "Man! She is huge!"

When the daughter came up on to the stage with the rest at the family at the end of the evening, she looked to me like she'd recently had a baby. Her stomach looks to be post pregnancy. Women, feel free to disagree with me, but it's after pregnancy when the milk comes in. Often in the first days after the baby is born, the milk ducts get the stimulation they need to produce the milk. Once there is regular stimulation, breast size increases dramatically for the duration of breast feeding, sometimes longer.

I could be wrong. Maybe even very wrong. But maybe not.

On another subject: Truly, I do think the best strategy in dealing with the McCain campaign is to keep the focus on McCain himself. Some of the coverage that I have heard, and the approach of the campaign, seems to have SP running against Obama. It's driving me up the wall.