27 April 2009

Miss Arizona addresses Universal Health Care

6 comments:

  1. Wow. Talk about answering a question directly. Looks like she's learned from our current crop of politicians.

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  2. Don't know why that was included with "stupid videos". Seems like a really smart answer for someone who wants to avoid controversy. Unlike poor Miss California, who chose to actually state her beliefs and was vilified for it.

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  3. It wasn't that bad. She pretty much said it was an apolitical issue and more one of ethics or integrity. You know as in, the right thing to do.

    Man, I have seen much worse out of these girls.

    Yeah well, as far as Ms. Ca. fortunately I had never heard of Perez Hilton before now. Maybe he framed her.

    Wot a crock.

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  4. If they're all worried about offending someone who doesn't believe in what they say - then why bother asking the questions in the first place.

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  5. Ahh yes. This one has seen Princess Diaries. "A diplomatic answer. Polite, but vague."

    Unfortunately, a bit too much stress on the 'vague.'

    Oh, and Miss California's fall was not for stating her beliefs -after all, hers is the same as our most(ly) beloved President- but rather in the way she stated it. "We live in a land that we can choose - same-sex marriage or opposite marriage," "In MY country"...she answered the question poorly, incorrectly, and her train of thought was disjointed at best.

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  6. Why are beauty pageant contestants being judged upon whether or not they hold Liberal views? I suppose the pageant is now a venue for the judges to foist their opinions upon the audience by making it clear that non-Democrats will be punished for giving the "wrong" answer.

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