What is it About Miss California?

Michael Musto (Miss California not)




Gloria Feldt (center)




Perez Hilton




Keith Olbermann




Carrie Prejean

You be the judge


Just what is it about Miss California that has the left so apoplectic? First it was the Miss USA Pageant Judge Mario Lavenderia (who goes by the ridiculous moniker Perez Hilton) who asked the now-infamous question about gay marriage. He followed up by going on his website and calling her a "dumb bitch". But Hilton is not the only creep who is ganging up on Carrie Prejean. Now they are all coming out of the woodwork.

Last night on MSNBC, some goofy-looking gay writer named Michael Musto went off on some (pre-scripted) tirade about Ms Prejean that was so juvenile, it will be forgotten within days. Then there was MSNBC's jerkus maximus Keith Olbermann, who went on a gleeful rant about the fact(?)that Prejean may have had a breast implant (paid for by the pageant). What fraternity did you belong to Keith?

Tonight, Laura Ingraham, subbing for Bill O'Reilly, took up the issue of the leftist attacks and had as her guest some woman named Gloria Feldt- a feminist blogger. Surely, she would defend Prejean against these ad homonym attacks which included references to her body. Not to be. Feldt immediately launched into an attack on the right and then turned it into an attack on Prejean for needing a heart transplant to go along with her breast implant. She tried to filibuster the exchange until Ingraham cut her off and chastised her for not sticking up for Miss California. Like a typical liberal feminist, Feldt chose her priority, which is defending liberal politics-and if she herself was going to go after Prejean's breasts then so be it. Never mind that Ms Feldt's hair looked as if it had been dyed with shoe polish. I haven't seen a shine like that since I was spit-polishing my army boots.

But the point is this: Ms Prejean was asked for her opinion on gay marriage by that creep Perez Hilton. She didn't duck it. She answered it honestly. And for expressing that opinion, which is shared by the majority of Americans-and people world-wide and was virtually the only opinion until a couple of decades ago, she is being attacked unmercifully by the bully gay lobby and the far left. It is beyond disgusting.

Whether Ms Prejean lost the title because of her answer, we may never know. I think she has made a mistake in making that claim. The larger point, however, is that people who oppose gay marriage or express opinions not considered politically correct should not be subjected to this type of vicious character assassination.

But that is what the left does.