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Carrie Prejean’s book promoting morning talk show rounds finished up with the “Today Show” this morning. And all she did was repeat what she said to Sean Hannity: boo hoo, nothing’s my fault, all the liberals are mean to me and I never did a single thing to deserve it. I think that’s the just of it. Oh, and the reason she’s still “under attack” is because of her answer to the gay marriage question.

Prejean told Vieira she remains convinced that everything that’s happened to her is because of her beliefs.

“The biggest thing and the reason I wrote this book is Americans believe their beliefs are under attack, and this is proof,” she told Vieira, adding that the sex tape is another example of what her enemies will do to attack her.

“All I know is there is a campaign against me trying to silence me,” Prejean said. “They tried to embarrass me. They tried to humiliate me. They tried to attack me. And I’m still standing.”

The book, she said, is her way of telling her side of the story.

“Americans heard only bits and pieces of what really happened,” Prejean said. “I think that there is a liberal bias in the media, and it’s unfortunate that conservative women are attacked for their beliefs. It’s unacceptable and it shouldn’t happen. So many Americans are frustrated. So many Americans believe that their beliefs are under attack, and they should be silent and free speech doesn’t exist.”

[From MSNBC]

Prejean doesn’t seem capable of coming up with any unique thoughts, given that all her talking points were exactly the same when she spoke to Sean Hannity. Except that when Meredith Vieira didn’t nod along and agree with everything Prejean said (unlike Hannity), Prejean started aggressively questioning her about whether she believed several prominent conservative women (Sarah Palin being the most notable example) were criticized by the media. But she wasn’t asking if they were singled-out, just if they had been criticized. Obviously Vieira had to say yes; but lots of liberal women (and men) are criticized by the media. Many people in general are criticized by the media. Her argument is essentially “the media has criticized me,” without noting that the media criticizes most everyone. But it’s okay when it happens to everyone else, but Prejean should be treated like the special breakable glass flower that she is.

There is no campaign to silence her. Everything is someone else’s fault. It’s the media’s fault, it’s the pageant’s fault. If people don’t like her or what she has to say, then they’re trying to silence her. There’s no campaign, we just don’t want to hear from you! Oh and here’s a great one – she says if we think she’s a bigot, then the president is too. Genius argument Carrie.

And just as a superficial aside, at one point she was talking about all the pageant contestants being introduced to Donald Trump, and she said “We were just so excited to meet The Donald at the time, and he just came out and meeted us…” I can’t say I feel badly for snickering at her many missteps.