National Review columnist Michelle Malkin harshly criticized Lewis & Clark Law Professor Jack Bogdanski for continuing to question whether Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin was really pregnant with her son, Trig, or whether her daughter, Bristol, actually gave birth to him.

Bogdanski revived the issue, which heated up the blogosphere after Palin's selection as John McCain's running mate, on his blog, Jack Bog's Blog, when he linked to another blog showing new photos of a somewhat-slim Palin shortly before she gave birth.

"There is no way that a six-pound baby came out of that belly 23 days later," Bogdanski wrote below the photos.

Malkin chalked up Bogdanski's theory, which had also gained steam on The Atlantic Monthly Blog and was mentioned on CNN, as a conspiracy theory.

"We're all obstetricians now!" she wrote. "The whole idea that Sarah Palin wasn't pregnant with Trig is completely, absolutely absurd."