Press Release: Miss California & NOFM's "No Offense" Campaign

U.S. News & World Report reported that tomorrow (April 30, 2009) Miss California, Carrie Prejean, will be publicly announcing her involvement with the National Organization for Marriage and their "No Offense" campaign.  Prejean believes that marriage should be between a man and a woman and declared this during the Miss USA Pageant (video here).  Why am I not surprised at this PR path she has chosen? What do you think? 

Below is the Press Release from NOFM.

***MEDIA ADVISORY***

MISS CALIFORNIA CARRIE PREJEAN HELPS LAUNCH NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MARRIAGE'S " NO OFFENSE " AD AT NATIONAL PRESS CLUB IN DC ON THURSDAY

What:
National Organization for Marriage (www.nationformarriage.org) news conference featuring Miss California Carrie Prejean to announce the launch of "No Offense,"the second of NOM's previously announced $1.5 million ad campaign.NOM's first ad, "Gathering Storm," focused on the threats to religious people who oppose same-sex marriage, generated intense public and media interest. The newad "No Offense"will be played for the first time at the press conference.

Who:
Scheduled speakers include:
· Carrie Prejean, Miss California 2009
· Maggie Gallagher, President, National Organization for Marriage
· Brian Brown, Executive Director, National Organization for Marriage
· Frank Schubert, President, Schubert Flint Public Affairs-Creator of ad

Where:
National Press Club, 529 14th Street, 13th Floor, The Holeman Lounge,
Washington, D.C.

When:
Thursday, April 30, 1:00 pm ET

Details:
"No Offense," thenext ad inNOM's $1.5 million national ad campaign, will be previewed for the media. What happens when a young Californiabeauty pageant contestant is asked "do you support same-sex marriage?" She is attackedviciouslyfor having the courage to speak up for her truth and her values. But Carrie's courage inspired a whole nation and a whole generation of young people because she chose torisk the Miss USA crown rather than be silent about her deepest moral values. "No Offense" calls gay marriage advocates to account for their unwillingness to debate the real issue: gay marriage has consequences.