◼ Alec Baldwin must be wondering how he managed to get suspended from MSNBC for a gay slur while Martin Bashir manages to stay on the air while suggesting that someone defecate in Sarah Palin’s mouth and urinate in her eyes. Apparently, that would be her punishment for daring to use slavery in an analogy. Really. - Twitchy
Sneaking suspicion @BashirLive's still nursing a mighty big grudge against all those smart, pretty, successful girls who've ignored him
— Mary Magdalen (@Gr8LakesCzarina) November 16, 2013
◼ Sarah Palin said our children and their children will be enslaved to US debt when it finally comes due…in fact the word she used was ‘slavery’. Now we all know that slavery has more than one meaning and definitely and is completely understandable when used in that context. - The Right Scoop
I just have no words to effectively communicate what I think about Bashir because every time I think of one it just doesn’t go far enough. He’s just, quite frankly, the must repulsive broadcaster that MSNBC has and he doesn’t even deserve a job as a pundit of any kind after this kind of attack.
◼ MARK LEVIN CONDEMNS WOMEN'S GROUPS' SILENCE ON MSNBC HOST ATTACKING PALIN - Tony Lee/Breitbart´s Big Journalism
"Hey tough guy. You like picking on women? You like picking on a mother and a grandmother?" Levin said to Bashir. "You strike me as not tough at all, if you get my drift."
...Levin said Palin was exactly right to compare the federal debt to slavery and nothing was offensive about it, since she was not making a comparison to chattel slavery.
Levin then said "his people," the "Jewish people," were slaves, and he did not for one minute think Palin's comparison was made to "diminish Jewish people or the early days of the nation."
Levin then called out women's group like the National Organization for Women (NOW) for "never" coming to the defense of conservative women like Palin.
Levin said these groups never defend conservative women from misogyny, even when it takes a turn towards the vile and filthy, because "they are not feminist groups. They are left-wing groups. They don't care about women. They care about left-wing women."
