Comments on: Donald Trump ousts Prejean as Miss California

By: Andy B

Andy B — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 14:29:07 +0000

If I was to talk persoanlly with Mr. Trump, and don’t mind if I do, I owuld tell him that he was lazy. Why? He actually tried to give this deranged idiot a second chance? What more did he need to know about her behavior, her total arrogance and complete disregard for the contractual abligations, etc. She was never going to keep her foul evil mouth shut. Face it; Trump did not sack her at the first light because she had him by the short and curlies. Far as I’m concerned he was a total chump, and made himself look like the fool that he really is most of the time anyway!!!

By: Mildred Martin

Mildred Martin — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 04:15:16 +0000

I read one of Carrie’s e-mails to her boss, Keith Lewis. Carrie’s response to Keith reminds me of a teen-ager acting out against a parent. Carrie simply doesn’t seem mature enough for the responsibility of being Miss California.

By: drewski

drewski — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 08:22:48 +0000

She’s a skank. Full of herself and her fake morality ’cause she’s probably got enough shit in her past to start a 500-plant grow op. Peroxide Hilton was only the flame; she provided the fuel, and her white-trash beacon wouldn’t stop. Nobody wants to smell burning trash forever, so The Donald put an end to it.

Oh cj…sweet cj…if a bigot makes one ad hominem attack after another, are you obliged to make nice and treat those attacks like any kind of legitimate social interaction? No. You have the right to self-defense, which is what our little cracker anti-heroine was trying to stake out for herself before reality intervened. As my co-workers say, this is a fight where the earrings, the shoes AND the hair come off.

By: Jasun

Jasun — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 05:15:16 +0000

Are people really that incapable of reading? She wasn’t fired for being against gay marriage, she was fired for not doing her job, not showing up and being a bitch. What is it with people?

By: B

Fri, 12 Jun 2009 04:41:09 +0000

I’ve disliked her since she answered that question at the pageant. But I don’t think that should have cost her the crown.

But, like I said earlier, I dislike her. So I am glad she lost her crown. Whether she embraced or hated gay people is beside the point. I could care less about beauty pageants, but she won (and signed their contract in order to have the crown).
She signed on to a political campaign (violation of contract). She lied about exposing her stuff on camera (violation of contract). She did not attend some kind of “Junior” pageant (violation of contract). She bragged in e-mails that she didn’t have to do what the pageant heads wanted her to do (i.e. follow the contract she signed).

That’s like getting a job as a lifeguard and sipping on martinis and text messaging instead of looking out for he swimmers. She got fired because she didn’t do the duties that came with the crown.

By: ricky

ricky — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 19:46:54 +0000

You know what Jenny Cardenas: Ms Prejean really is a dumb b—h!!
Hilton saw through her real quick, didn’t he?

By: Jen Cardenas

Jen Cardenas — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 19:31:35 +0000

I am so glad Miss California was not threatened the way everyone else to say something she doesn’t believe. She protects marriage the way it always has been and always MUST be protected. To the union of men and women. She is brave and a beacon to all of those who fight for what’s right in this world. If she had given way to that disgusting and vile man Perez Hilton, then she would be no better than the rest of Americans who give way to homosexuals. She is a true hero.

By: Morgan

Morgan — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 13:20:45 +0000

There is life beyond celebrities, folks.

Not having all that huge wealth and fame is freedom and peace of mind in its self.
How nice to be able to walk into a CVS, post office, grocery store or a bank and be mostly known only to the employees.

By: warren

warren — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 13:10:32 +0000

who cares. people will wright about anything these days!

By: David John

David John — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 12:46:39 +0000

Thanks, EQUALITY. You laid out the situation very clearly.

But, CJ said : “how can so many of the writers here have so much hatred in them for anyone who disagrees in the slightest with their opinions?

“what if Prejean had been pro gay and the judge anti gay and treated her like he did? would that have been “different”?

“manners should never be out of season, but too often are.

“we are what we despise in others, including Pat Robertson and those who disagree with us.

“yes, that means you if you are foaming at the mouth while reading this.”

Well, talk about judgment! While I do agree with you about the amount of anger coming out here in regards to the gay marriage issue, I think to say that ‘we are what we dispise in others’ is far too general a judgment.

I’m a pretty liberal Democrat, but I believe in the death penalty, and raising our taxes to save our state (CA.). Where does that put me? Am I Rachel Maddow or Ann Coulter in your book?
I agree that the same sex issue wasn’t the reason she got fired ( as well it shouldn’t – free speach and all, even in the entire Universe ), and that it was continual contractual issues that did her in. And the racy photos and Trump’s decision to ‘forgive’ them? Well, let’s not forget the outrage some of us had over Vanessa Williams …