Former Miss California Carrie Prejean is backing up her claim that she lost the Miss USA Pageant because of intolerant homosexual judges.

Monday night, Carrie was on Fox News with Greta van Susteren.  In addition to saying she had talked with Donald Trump, Carrie dropped a bombshell by saying that 4 of the 12 telecast judges were openly homosexual:

VAN SUSTEREN: So you think that the reason why you did not win the overall was because of this particular question?

PREJEAN: I that Perez Hilton admitted it. He said that she was front-runner, and he underscored me the lowest. And three of the other judges were gay, also, which I don’t think a lot of people know that.  But I think that definitely was a huge reason why I did not win.

Remember, on April 21 on NBC’s Today Show, Miss USA Pageant judge Claudia Jordan admitted that “a few of the judges were very against her, they were bothered by her answer.” On the same program, Miss USA Pageant owner Donald Trump said that Carrie’s answer “probably did cost her the crown.”

It’s now obvious that homosexuals discriminated against a contestant for her free speech and religious faith. Who’s unfair now? And who’s victimizing whom?

In our 21st-century culture, I have found that homosexual judges and homosexual politicians are inherently unfair to anyone who disagrees with their homosexual-bisexual-transsexual agenda.

So if you’re ever asked, “Would you vote for ___________, who also happens to be gay?”, you can respond with “I can’t.  Homosexual  elected officials unfairly discriminate against people who believe in traditional marriage, the natural family, natural sex, freedom of speech and freedom of religion. That’s anti-American.”