YOU CAN TELL IT LIKE IT IS

But only if your left of center.

That was made crystal clear at the Miss USA contest when Miss Cali, Carrie Perjean, gave an honest answer. To a question that was posed for the purpose of political posturing.

Why else would the unknown Perez Hilton, a homosexual judge, have asked the only remaining contestant who attends a Christian college such a question? From what I understand, no other contestants were asked any such questions. Most, in fact, are usually given soft ball questions to test how quickly they respond.

But when Miss Perjean gave a very respectful but honest answer about her personal views, well, she might as well have fallen down on stage. Oh, I forgot, that happened in the last two Miss USA contests. So her gaff was much worse according to judges.

With her answer, Carrie took second place. But was the big winner of the evening as far as I'm concerned. And am I concerned? Yessir. When you don't have the freedom to express your opinion in the dignified manner she did, when there's only one opinion tolerated (yes, as in tolerant) and that's a minority left wing politically correct stance, then you bet I'm concerned.

Thank you, Miss Perjean, for the class you displayed. You didn't even counter the third grade ranting that Hilton vitrioled after he and the other judges robbed you of your crown. I'm sure it will continue in your direction. But stand tall. You were right. Those like Hilton were dead wrong.