Miss USA 2011 - 51 Delegates Interview (Q2 - Evolution taught in school)

Miss USA 2011, the 60th anniversary of the Miss USA pageant, will be held at the Theatre for the Performing Arts in Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada on June 19, 2011. Miss USA 2010, Rima Fakih of Michigan will crown her successor at the end of this event. Miss USA 2011 will represent the United States at the Miss Universe 2011 pageant in São Paulo, Brazil on September 12, 2011. For the first time ever, one of the fifteen semifinalists will be selected exclusively by fans via online voting and SMS messaging.

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[Pete Jordan]

These girls will make fantastic politicians.  Most of them know exactly to give a safe answer to an issue they know nothing about.

[potsiiscool]

Couldn't put it better myself. Case in point: 03:31 "Creationitism"

[Damiskeen]

this makes america look stupid, compared to to family guy.

yes just watched the 100th episode. she should be worried about what people will think when they see this and not some cartoon.... come on people now!

[Beelzebub Jones]

there is NO other "scientific theory" (which is based on facts, unlike plain old "theory" which is a guess) that explains the varied life forms on our planet. anyone that thinks it isn't valid should stay away from xrays, mri's, cell phones, chemotherapy etc because all of those things are based on the sciences that prove evolution and natural selection. if these christians are so enamored of bronze aged theories of the world they should live in caves and shit in holes.

[BiBi H]

I dont see what the problem is, 99% said "yes" or "sure" or "I do"

[hawk0485]

makes me cry and laugh at the same time, oh America...

[Poliwhirl Smith]

Hahaha, love the way Brittany York says that you can't push opinions or beliefs on children (10:20). Of course we all know Christians don't do that.

[BigImaginationDoll16]

These women seem convinced, even if they have intelligent answers on the odd occasions, that evolution is a belief. It is NOT a belief, it's not a religion, it's proven fact! You don't ask people whether they believe in the heliocentric theory as that's been common knowledge for some time.

[EnigmaHood]

Sure it does. What you meant to say is that god has no proof. Burn. :)

[GenerationBright]

ALYSSA HAS THE SMARTEST ANSWER. SHE ALSO WON MISS USA 2011.