Carrie Prejean seems to consider herself a victim. She thinks she lost the Miss America crown because of her statements opposing gay marriage. Carrie or anyone else has the right to say whatever she wants to when asked the questions on the pageant. However she also must expect whatever consequences result. Also Donald Trump who owns the Miss America pageant says she would not have won anyway. She was third in the swim suit and second in another one (or vice versa). Point being she wouldn't have won anyway. So her claim is moot.
Now, we find out she broke several rules she signed onto when she joined the Miss America competition. She lied on her application about photos she had taken of her nude or semi-nude, she appeared in unauthorized commercials as a political activist. So is it fair to all the other contestants who obeyed the rules? Or the ones who didn't get accepted because they told the truth? Apparently some other contestants had had similar photos taken but admitted it and were still allowed to compete. So the problem wasn't so much that she had the photos taken as she lied about them.
Not to mention the fact that she puts herself up as a Christian yet has nude or semi-nude photos taken and then lies again that they were taken when she was not looking. Huh? Have you seen these photos? She is looking directly into the camera, definitely posed. She is being hypocritcal and she is telling a lie. Once again.
Donald Trump excuses her. She gets to keep her California crown. He also gave a pass to a previous Miss America who had been out partying, drinking and using cocaine. "She deserves a second chance." Okay. So it seems to me that these rules they have for contestants for the Miss America pageant are really meaningless.
And who is Miss America? We don't even remember her name!
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