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Former Miss California, Carrie Prejean, signs book deal highlighting legal and political tribulations.
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Continue Reading →Although the Miss USA pageant may have dodged one lawsuit when temporary-winner of the 2007 Miss California USA contest withdrew her claim of racial discrimination after her crown was stripped because of an “accounting error,” this year’s nationwide pageant has erupted in more controversy. Runner-up in the competition, Carrie Prejean (Miss California), who many […]
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