The ladies aren't judged on whether or not they have children, as some women CAN'T have children. Your theory holds no water, as was stated earlier. You can't penalize women who can't carry a baby, that isn't fair. If it was to be judged by having children, then the rules would state "only women with children are eligible to compete". -- The Unofficial Mrs. America Board

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Subject: The ladies aren't judged on whether or not they have children, as some women CAN'T have children. Your theory holds no water, as was stated earlier. You can't penalize women who can't carry a baby, that isn't fair. If it was to be judged by having children, then the rules would state "only women with children are eligible to compete".

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Date Posted: 06:49:02 08/07/10 Sat
In reply to: Wondering 's message, "Do you think the winner this year will be a delegate who has children?" on 20:41:47 08/06/10 Fri

>I think the front runners will be the delegates who
>have children. It seems that the woman who make it to
>the top, almost always have families. Especially with
>all the talk about Mrs. A being televised on Mother's
>Day 2011. I think this is the direction they are going
>in, and therefore the winner picked this year will be
>a mother. Any thoughts?

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[> Subject: I just think it's odd about being televised on Mother's Day. Almost seems as though women having children, is what is being promoted. Not saying it is fair. I was just curious if this crossed anyone elses mind?

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Date Posted: 07:30:29 08/07/10 Sat