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Miss Utah: 'Create Education Better' (Original Post)
circlethesquare
Jun 2013
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dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)1. Obvious future Faux news person.
AndyA
(16,993 posts)2. Our children is learning.
The best education corporations will allow.
monmouth3
(3,871 posts)3. Starting with her..n/t
DreamGypsy
(2,252 posts)4. Give the lady a break.
Remember that old 'cast the first stone' meme?
From NBV, Miss Utah gets a second chance to answer 'confusing' question:
When Matt Lauer asked the question, Powell fared better.
This is not OK, she said. It needs to be equal pay for equal work. Its hard enough already to earn a living, and it shouldnt be harder just because youre a woman.
I was so excited, and I was so nervous, and I got up to this top-five question, she said. I was the first one. I got up, and the question was a little bit confusing to me, and I just started speaking without really processing.
The winner of the Miss USA contest, Miss Connecticut Erin Brady, 25, who was standing right behind Powell, told TODAY she understands the nerve-wracking pressure.
Powell, who was the pageant's third runner-up, said anxiety got the better of her on Sunday night.
This is not OK, she said. It needs to be equal pay for equal work. Its hard enough already to earn a living, and it shouldnt be harder just because youre a woman.
I was so excited, and I was so nervous, and I got up to this top-five question, she said. I was the first one. I got up, and the question was a little bit confusing to me, and I just started speaking without really processing.
The winner of the Miss USA contest, Miss Connecticut Erin Brady, 25, who was standing right behind Powell, told TODAY she understands the nerve-wracking pressure.
Powell, who was the pageant's third runner-up, said anxiety got the better of her on Sunday night.
hatrack
(59,591 posts)5. But what about US Americans and The Iraq, such as?
zebonaut
(3,688 posts)6. What would you expect....
who puts any value on these insipid beauty contests?
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