Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is slamming a minister featured in a new anti-gun documentary for his "holier-than-thou condemnation" of her, saying she sees no conflict in her pro-life and pro-Second Amendment views.
In a
Facebook post, Palin chides anti-gun pastor Rob Schenck, who's featured in the documentary "The Armor of Light," for his "bizarre rant …. er, 'sermon' ?"
"I couldn't be prouder," Palin writes. "And typically twisting context to fit his bizarre rant... er, 'sermon?' Bring it on. Good job, shepherd. Don't think too many Americans will be led astray by you standing at the pulpit on this one."
Palin also provides a link to daughter
Bristol Palin's blog that criticizes the film, which includes audio and footage of Sarah Palin's pro-gun support.
The film opens this month.
"The movie is nothing more than liberal propaganda camouflaged as 'thoughtful commentary,'" Bristol Palin writes.
"The pastor says he caters to the conservatives and tea party activists as the camera pans over some photos of the pastor with famous conservatives — including what looks like the Pastor Saeed prayer vigil with Ted Cruz and one of my mom and dad with (apparently) the pastor and perhaps his wife."
"It looks like it was taken in Alaska. (I asked Mom about it — she doesn't remember taking that photo and doesn't remember meeting them.)"
She adds: "He must not know the importance of guns to my family, and many other families just like us."
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