I don't think we can ignore the fact that for thousands of years women have been the primary caregivers in the home, a fact largely caused by our intrinsic nature as nurturers. Sarah Palin's nomination is historic, a first for a woman so these questions are bound to be asked and I think it's okay. Men have been in these positions from the beginning so it's not shocking. To have a father run for vice president is not news because it's nothing new. Sarah Palin is something new and it's going to be scrutinized. I think it's only natural. In the end, people will hopefully realize that it's her family's decision to make.