Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin regarded on Fox News Sunday and addressed Martin Bashir‘s comments about her, slavery, and defecation, accusing MSNBC of being guilty of “government hypocrisy” for no longer punishing Bashir, and telling him that the subsequent time he needs to make an apology, he must do so to her husband Todd or her youngsters.

“It depends upon the target of the vile rants, it doesn’t depend on what the rant itself actually is,” Palin mentioned of why Alec Stanley Baldwin was suspended over a homophobic slur, but now not Bashir for his remarks. (Bashir apologized last week.) “Conservative ladies are a target.”

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“As for the networks condoning these type of statements—as a result of there’s been no punishment of a fella who said these words—that’s hypocrisy, that’s a given, though, when a conservative lady says one thing that they take offense, they frequently just roughly poo-poo it, chortle it off as no large deal,” Palin mentioned. “As for personally taking photographs—everybody in existence takes pictures. You may have a call in life when you take a shot: are you going to change into bitter or higher? In a case like this: I don’t have to just accept his words, his vile, evil feedback, they don’t have to affect me. I transfer on and cost forth.”

“Alternatively, if Mr. Bashir, or anybody else on this media elite bubble that they put themselves in were to assault somebody who’s defenseless, like a susceptible kid, who does not have that podium, that microphone that god has blessed me so that you can express my opinion, if they don’t have that type of platform to protect themselves—neatly, if you want to see a Mama Grizzly get riled up and slap that particular person down, you then come after that susceptible kid,” Palin said. “On this case, he didn’t come after a inclined youngster. I can protect myself.”

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