Gays Tried To Set Carrie Prejean Up

The directors of the Miss California pageant had been actively trying to force Carrie Prejean out of her title in a dirty, dishonorable manner.

Due to her peaceful stance against gay marriage, they wanted to punish her, by trying to force her to pose nude for Playboy and go to a gay movie in disguise.

I'm sure all they would have done is quietly send some paparazzi there without telling her, to create a terrible story in the press the next day. The headlines would read, "Homophobe Miss California Secretly Loves Gay Movies."

Hollywood styled stunts such as these, rife with underhandedness and vindictiveness, is vile and apart of the reason the public often does not respect the gay community. You do realize your conduct constitutes bullying and harassment.

She was allowed to keep her title, but you just couldn't leave it alone and this is Hollywood's problem in everything. They never know when to quit, until it turns into a self-destructive catastrophe.

The Christian community will not be inclined to support anything the gay faction in Hollywood does in the future. You have burned some serious bridges with this stunt that is going to come back to bite you in the backside.

VIDEO: Carrie Prejean Says No To Playboy Spread, NBC Reality Show, Gay Movie

The bad blood between ousted Miss California Carrie Prejean and Miss California director Keith Lewis continued Friday.

Prejean told Fox and Friends Friday that, shortly after her headline-making appearance in the pageant, Lewis had approached her with offers to appear in a Playboy magazine pictorial, and on the NBC reality TV show, I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here!

"My mouth just dropped," Prejean said, implying the offers were far beneath her.

Prejean said that, in an apparent PR stunt, Lewis suggested she go -- in disguise -- to the premiere of a gay movie.

The San Diego native, who denies abandoning any of the responsibilities Lewis said she left unfulfilled, said she hopes to enlighten her former boss, Donald Trump, to her side of the story in future media appearances and interviews.

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