This honor had nothing to do with Miss California's statements but was a power play by Jim Gibson. Sadly Ms. Prejean is an inarticulate speaker and doesn't greatly reflect a superior education in the VUSD. Having said that, she is entitled to her opinon once she has completed her contract with the beauty pagent. Let's hope she gets some speech lessons so she can articulate her views in a more coherent fashion.

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Without making personal attacks, as the previous post, I am not sure having a day as suggested is the right thing.  But I see nothing wrong with using Miss Prejean as an example of how a strong young woman can give an honest answer to a question posed to her and still hold her head up.  It is shameful how the left has attacked her.  What about tolerance? 

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Ms. Prejean set herself up as a spokesperson against same-sex marriage, which is a very personal issue for those who want to marry the person they love. So, in response to her not getting a Carrie Prejean day, I would just like to say, no offense Carrie.

And, as a nice Christian girl, I guess Jesus likes those topless pics of her.

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She did not set herself up as spokesperson - the Judge Hilton set her up.  Miss Prejean did not go into the pageant thinking this could launch her as a advocate of traditional marriage.  You are going to have to come up with a better argument than that.   The issue is should she have a day - I think not, but at least stick to the facts. 

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Annie:  Christians aren't perfect, they are forgiven.  You, apparently, are perfect.

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