Comments on: After Miss California firing, what’s next for Carrie Prejean?

By: Paul J. Muys

Paul J. Muys — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 18:30:17 +0000

Beautiful Carrie Prejean was relentlesly persued by her tormenters,the “tolerant” PC lynch mob, with the sleezy
and spineless Miss California pageant “officials” at the
head of the pack, for her refusal to endorse or promote
HOMOSEXUALITY. Beautiful Carrie stood firm on her high
moral and ethical principles, unbowed with her honor and
dignity intact, fired on trumped up charges by Donald Trump and Keith Lewis, both pathetic buffoons. Carrie
will always have the affection and love of the nation.
May God bless America and Carrie Prejean.

By: Laura

Laura — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 01:58:24 +0000

I read the e-mails back and forth between Carrie and the director of the pageant, she was disrespectful and not a professional at all. I was disappointed with her behavior. Originally, I was extremely happy that Mr. Trump had kept her on, now with the exposure of the e-mails, it is evident that this young woman has a lot to learn about being a “team player” There is much growing up that needs to be learned.

By: J in Denver

J in Denver — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:54:41 +0000

I don’t know about her anti-gay marriage stance (by the way, NOTICE THE ANTI-GAY MARRIAGE, and not ANTI-GAYS stance), but the rest of her competition performance was really nice. I don’t know if politics had anything to do with it, but I went ahead and looked up the other events she was scheduled to show up at, and didn’t. Maybe they were looking for a reason, but the fact is that she didn’t show for events she had been scheduled for for months. We would all get fired for that, period.

By: Tee

Tee — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 13:46:52 +0000

Fox News has e-mails that supposedly went back and forth between her and the pageant director and she sounds like a total bratty diva. Honestly I think she wanted to get fired, or at least if I acted like that in a job (and let’s face it, ultimately that’s what it is) I would expect to be let go. The girl might have come off a bit dim witted to be lying about those pictures of herself when they broke, but she’s smart enough to know if she gets fired then she’s free to do what she wants and the press is talking about her again. Case in point!

By: Jon

Jon — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 13:02:12 +0000

Oh please..some of you need to get some education and sense into your brain. “Breach of contract” a ‘lame’ excuse for her dismissal?
If that’s the case, you clearly have no respect for the law or anything for that matter. Shame on you!

By: Betty

Betty — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 12:23:46 +0000

Who actually cares?
Pretty face.. poor business woman.
Check back where Carrie is in 5 years.
Carrie Who?

By: Shawn M Lang

Shawn M Lang — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 12:19:34 +0000

Class and Carrie Prejean don’t belong in the same sentence. She’s a homophobic opportunist.

By: Spring

Spring — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 12:17:40 +0000

I find it amusing she says she has no problem with who won Miss America, then proceeds to contradict herself by whining about it every time a camera is in her face. I don’t care what her opinion is of gay marriage, but nobody really knows if she actually didn’t get the crown because of her answer.

I’m GLAD she didn’t get the crown, because of her words and actions afterwards. NOT very Miss America of her.

I’m also glad to hear she lost the crown of Miss California. She is not acting as she should, or making appearances as mentioned in the contract. Her actions are not something I would consider a contest winner to act like.

Pretty soon her looks will fade, her thighs will get big, her butt will balloon out, and her hair (whatever will be left of it) will be gray, her teeth will be fake and her boobs will be saggy and like a deflated balloon.

By: Rachael

Rachael — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 12:07:01 +0000

I think it’s a shame that the pageant officials are using such a lame excuse as breach of contract for Prejean’s dismissal. It doesn’t apply because they all but officially stripped her of her title when they introduced the Miss CA runnerup as the “ambasidor” days after Prejeans comments on gay marraige (the phrase is an oxymoron at best). I for one applaud Prejean because she is young, and has taken a stance on what she believes, where many young people are just “going with the flow” and letting anything fly. Since when is it ok for girls to be ashamed of thier femininity that they dress and look like boys and boys doing the same. I get tire of driving down the street and not being able to distinquish one from the other. We as a society are going down hill because we are willing to accept anything as the norm, and that is wrong. Ms Prejean is not the only person who disagrees with same sex marraige and the pageant operators and media know this. They figure if they can intimidate and bully her in the public then it will discourage other believers of the truth to not speak out on the issue. Well, I am one of those believers and I will speak out no matter what. “Gay marraige” is wrong, no matter what laws are passed, it will always remain wrong. As a whole, we have to stop accepting just anything as being ok.

By: Michael Hale Sr

Michael Hale Sr — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 11:53:40 +0000

The world is full of beautiful women, who’s beauty cannot be measured by conventional means like a Pagent
The world will keep on turning. maybe we will all learn to be more tolerant of the diversity of life. There will always be change, long after all this is a distant memory, prompted only by Google searches.