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Subject	Author	Date
She is a beautiful girl and very talented, but did she really answer her on-stage question with a babling answer. (NT)	No name	12:08:22 09/14/15 Mon
I think GA was a great choice; but if it were based on OSQ alone, I probably would have chosen MS or AL. I thought she blew it. The question stunk and then she seemed discombobulated. Apparently her scores were high in everything else, though. She's a beauty. Her wardrobe was great. Her talent was exceptional. Her credentials were excellent. Her platform will be an easy fit when she gets to work with Michelle Obama and CMN. Style. Service. Scholarship. Success. (NT) -- No name, 13:08:05 09/14/15 Mon I agree question was bad, but she still should have been intelligent when answering any question. That is why Miss America is considered a beauty pageant when someone answers a question like this. Lowers my opinion of Miss America. (NT) -- No name, 20:11:51 09/19/15 Sat It lowers your opinion of Miss America more than the fact that people slip through the cracks who have less education, ambition, talent, commitment to service, style and/or beauty than Miss Georgia? I'm more disenchanted by THAT. I do agree that answers like hers perpetuate an unflattering image, but all anyone would have to do is look into her talent and background. Ultimately, the public is going to believe what they want to believe no matter what. They make fun of girls who have perfectly logical answers because they don't think pageant contestants are qualified to answer heavy questions. There's no winning with the public. (NT) -- No name, 12:16:01 09/20/15 Sun I think she should have been able to put an answer together for that question. This is like falling off the balance beam or missing a three throw to win the game There shouldn't be a reward for the way she answered that question. (NT) -- No name, 17:36:13 09/20/15 Sun free throw - we have spell check on our new computer (NT) -- No name, 17:37:13 09/20/15 Sun Well, we don't know what her score was for that and it counted for so little of the overall score. There's no question she did well in talent, evening gown and swimsuit. They alluded to liking her in her interview as well. I assume her preliminary composite score was high. So, that's why she was rewarded-for being a well-rounded competitor. She's done pretty well during her media tour so far and seems extremely likable, not to mention immensely talented and beautiful. She does need to slow it down and think before speaking, but she's not stupid or classless, thank the Lord! She'll recover from that answer. (NT) -- No name, 06:56:54 09/21/15 Mon I didn't think LA or SC did well in their OSQ and each was weaker than GA in at least one area. Again, if it were based on OSQ alone, I probably would have chosen MS or AL. (NT) -- No name, 06:59:32 09/21/15 Mon http://www.macon.com/news/local/article35935989.html (NT) -- No name, 07:03:25 09/21/15 Mon If OSQ mattered that much, we would have had a different state titleholder this year. (NT) -- No name, 09:29:05 09/21/15 Mon