Unbelievable: Andrew Sullivan STILL peddling wacky conspiracy theories about Palin’s baby
Throughout the 2008 election, Andrew Sullivan was at the forefront of the “Sarah Palin didn’t really give birth to Trig” rumor. It was a rumor quickly endeared by the far left and quickly debunked by, uh, reality. It’s been more than a year since Barack Obama got elected President and said Palin rumor still lingers in some parts of the Internet, primarily Sullivan’s blog:
When exactly did Todd find out about the pregnancy? And when did he discover that his son had Down Syndrome? Or were those two pieces of news delivered simultaneously? Why did the Palins make no attempt to prepare their other children for Trig’s special needs when they had so long to do so? Why on earth did Palin believe that the mere fact of her pregnancy would elicit criticism and disdain - “Oh, the criticism that I knew was coming” - when it would obviously actually redound to her credit as a working mom and governor? Maybe her “book” will resolve these and other empirical questions about the logic and detail of her pregnancy and labor stories.
There’s been much talk about PDS (Palin Derangement Syndrome). Andrew Sullivan takes it to a whole new level.
But, hey, just like the far right, fact-challenged birthers, Sullivan is just “asking questions,” right?
