Support For Miss California

Many people have come out in support of Miss California, Carrie Prejean, for politely stating her belief that marriage should be between a man and a woman.

Donald Trump has defended her decision and in an act over overwhelming support, the Alabama House Of Representatives passed a resolution, "That praises Miss USA contestant Carrie Prejean for speaking out against gay marriage."

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As was to be expected, some gays are orchestrating little negative campaigns, bombarding supporters repeatedly with mean calls and emails, trying to make the numbers look greater than they are, using an old Hollywood PR trick, to spin a story. Give it a rest already.

Gays in Hollywood are also calling in favors to all the press outlets they know, in a bid to defame and abuse Prejean, which is very uncivil and ugly. Keep showing your true colors to the world. It is marking a terrible change in public opinion about the Hollywood gay agenda. People are tired of being bullied by you for having a difference of opinion.

House approves resolution praising Miss California

Associated Press - April 23, 2009 1:24 PM ET - MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - The Alabama House has approved a resolution that praises Miss USA contestant Carrie Prejean for speaking out against gay marriage.

The House approved the resolution Thursday by Republican Rep. Jay Love of Montgomery on a voice vote...

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Donald Trump Defends Miss California, Calls Gay Marriage Question "a Bit Unlucky"

Today 1:09 PM PDT by Breanne L. Heldman

If the whole pageant thing doesn't work out, sounds like Miss California might be up for an Apprenticeship.

Donald Trump, the owner of the Miss Universe franchise, finally has lifted his silence about Carrie Prejean's oppositional answer to the question of gay marriage, which she claims cost her the Miss USA title.

He disagrees with that theory.

"Miss California has done a wonderful job, that was her belief," Trump told Fox News. "It wasn't a bad answer, that was simply her belief."

He also sympathizes with the much-maligned tiara-wearer, saying she was "a bit unlucky" to get the tricky question in the first place and that no matter how she answered, "she was going to get killed."…

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