'Anti-Gay Marriage Answer Cost Runner-Up Miss USA Crown?'

[Panthera Pardus Nigresco]

http://tv.msn.com/miss-california-controversy/?GT1=28103

[bzhyoyo]

bad loser?
For me, it may have more to do with the fact that she looks like a transexual... or a horse.

[MaskRider]

I guess that there must be some reason that they ask questions. I agree bzhyoyo. She looks like a drag queen Barbie doll. All the contestants pictured do. Very creepy scene indeed. And the winner gets her picture taken with Donald Trump? Like I said- creepy.

[Blue Devil]

http://tv.msn.com/miss-california-controversy/?GT1=28103

Well, ...you can tell she's from Caullifornia, ...how she "feels" about the outcome is the core factor...

Doesn't everybody win? ...or is that just in the special Olympics.

....But it's OK, ...she really "feels like she's the winner', ... because of the 200 friend requests and 1,000 new messages on Facebook.

Springboard into a brief porn career, ...followed by therapy, ...and re-hab.

[Toastmaker]

Not to mention the "book" she'll want to write about all this trauma. . .

[Panthera Pardus Nigresco]

I wonder what would've have happened if the question asked was politically based....

[Cameljockey]

bad loser?
For me, it may have more to do with the fact that she looks like a transexual... or a horse.

Wazzamatta, does she look better in that gown than you do? Also, that little faggot was just looking for a free plug for "gay marriage" (what a crock) and when the little twit didn't get it, he threw a fit. I'm so sick of all these fudgepackers and clit lickers trying to shove their deviant lifestyle on those who want nothing at all to do with it. You go, Miss California! At least there is still one sensible person in that state.

CJ

[donp40]

I read the whole quote she made answering the question, and it was quite bumbling. It was as though she wasn't quite sure how she should answer the question, and then finally decided.

I was wondering if all the other contestants were asked the same question? No matter how you answer a question like that, you're going to alienate one group or the other.

And what was that weirdo doing judging a beauty contest?

[Willy]

As long as she truthfully answered the question, I don't see a problem with it.

[Panthera Pardus Nigresco]

She (Miss California) might have a case.

Apparently, one of the judges stated the followoing:

"Hilton, who is gay, said he gave Prejean a zero for her answer, and that may have made the difference in the outcome."

--> http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,517362,00.html

[RickN]

She (Miss California) might have a case.

Apparently, one of the judges stated the followoing:

"Hilton, who is gay, said he gave Prejean a zero for her answer, and that may have made the difference in the outcome."

--> http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,517362,00.html

See what he posted on his web site and you will know it is what cost her the crown. The man had no business being a judge and while some of the questions were political, some were not.

[Snuffy]

I'm behind Willy on this ... If her answer was an honest "this is how I feel" answer then it shouldn't have made a difference what her answer was. I mean after all isn't HONESTY one of the qualities that they base their judgement on with these contestants?

[Blue Devil]

She (Miss California) might have a case.

Apparently, one of the judges stated the followoing:

"Hilton, who is gay, said he gave Prejean a zero for her answer, and that may have made the difference in the outcome."

--> http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,517362,00.html




...Prejean, who attends San Diego Christian College, said she saw the question as a test of her faith — a religious trial that could have her finishing in the money, if she decides to sue....

...So she was espousing her beliefs," and could sue for a violation of Title VII, which forbids discrimination on the basis of religion.

Prejean couldn't sue for the crown itself because the pageant is a straightforward contest and she has no proprietary "right" to win, said Colwin. But if she could prove how devastated she was by the loss, she could still stand to gain.

Colwin said a "garden-variety psychic injury case" would probably net Prejean around $50,000-$100,000 if she had corroboration from a medical expert. Without that testimony, Colwin said, she would probably receive under $25,000 if successful.

You go girl...

(Gee, ...I hope this doesn't derail her Porn career...?)

EDIT:

...Course, ...If the contestant had been Muslim, ...and had answered that, ...along with all Christians, ...they should be separated from their head with all haste...

[kurt190]

Miss NC was certainly easier on the eye.

kurt