Active Duty Army Officer wins title for the first time in history

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Anonymous wrote:I can understand why you ladies are jealous. But jealousy is ugly, like you.

Hardly. Beauty pageants objectify women and her choice will make it harder for other women fighter pilots and academy graduates to be taken seriously.

I take her seriously. Don't be so judgmental.

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Anonymous wrote:She’s a pilot, a Harvard graduate student, and Miss America. I hate pageants but you have to be in awe of her well-rounded talents and time management skills.

How is she going to manage Miss America duties and being an Air Force pilot?

Good question. She’s currently getting her masters degree so I’m guessing she won’t even start pilot training for 3 years.

Sounds like she's on her way to an entertainment career.

No, she seems like a great kid. Very impressive. I’m confused about her apparent interest in health policy and flying though. I don’t see a logical transition from pilot to cancer/health policy. Seems like the flying is a hobby but Air Force pilot is a full time job, not something you do on the side. Maybe she’ll go reserves asap.

What does her being a great kid have to do with it? Sounds like a waste of taxpayer money training someone who has no intention of being a fighter pilot.

That was in response to the entertainment comment. She’s obviously smart and a hard worker.

She got slot but since she wants to do cancer research and health policy, she probably won’t fly long. But we lose plenty of male pilots at 28-30 too when they leave for the airlines.

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Anonymous wrote:Do you know how many serious high school seniors wanted that academy spot? Who would have actually gone on to serve in the air force without taking a year off for a BEAUTY PAGEANT?

She didn’t take a year off. She graduated. She’s getting a masters degree right now.

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She must carry out her Miss America duties for a year. I thought everyone knew that.

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It's a full-time paid job. She tours and works for the Miss American organization.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't watch these silly pageants, but I'm commenting because you included a Captain Marvel video and Captain Marvel is my favorite Avenger forever (besides the perfect Peggy Carter, who should be Captain Carter/Captain Britain).

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/What_If..._Captain_Carter_Were_the_First_Avenger%3F

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Anonymous wrote:So she's finding a way to pay for all of her education. I'm in the "hate the game, not the player" camp on this one.

The Miss America program is the world's largest scholarship program for women.https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/miss-america-organization-and-pageant-icons/#:~:text=Since%20establishing%20the%20scholarship%20program,largest%20scholarship%20program%20for%20women.

And why can't she be both a pilot and a public health expert?

Nope, it's the most fraudulent "scholarship"
program.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oDPCmmZifE8

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Anonymous wrote:So she's finding a way to pay for all of her education. I'm in the "hate the game, not the player" camp on this one.

The Miss America program is the world's largest scholarship program for women.https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/miss-america-organization-and-pageant-icons/#:~:text=Since%20establishing%20the%20scholarship%20program,largest%20scholarship%20program%20for%20women.

And why can't she be both a pilot and a public health expert?

Nope, it's the most fraudulent "scholarship"
program.

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Kennedy School is political elite garbage, not a real school.

Being in the Air Force is far more impressive.

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Anonymous wrote:She’s a pilot, a Harvard graduate student, and Miss America. I hate pageants but you have to be in awe of her well-rounded talents and time management skills.

She’s an Air Force Academy grad, has a private pilot’s license, in fighter pilot training, founded a non-profit for cancer advocacy, and attends the Kennedy School at Harvard.

She can’t be in fighter training and at Cambridge. She may have been selected for it but she just graduated from the academy. As impressive as she is, she can’t do pilot training remotely. Doubt Kennedy is online and pilot training is intense. You don’t get a masters degree at night while in pilot training.

Non profits are completely unimpressive now. Everyone has one. Tell me how many people it’s actually served and what it’s done for them. Most have done nothing.

Her mother died of pancreatic cancer when Marsh was 17 years old, leading Marsh to become an activist for pancreatic cancer awareness and prevention.[3][2] She founded the Whitney Marsh Foundation in her mother's honor in 2019, which raises funds for cancer research.[3][5]

https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/832822054

Made $90K in grants last year, doesn't say to whom.

Leadership are all volunteers.

It's her father's non-profit, not hers. But she probably volunteered at their fundraiser events.

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For the concern trolls out there:

Trained AF pilots make a 10 year commitment
https://www.airforce.com/careers/aviation-and-flight/pilot

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Some of you are really worked up about this. Her commitment will probably be the same. She’ll get her masters, go to pilot training, do 10 years, then go into government and do healthcare policy. She’s a Truman Scholar and got a couple NASA scholarships too. She’s not grifter. She’s just really smart, busy and courageous. I don’t have the courage to fly a plane or perform on stage for the world. Most of you don’t either.

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I thought the feminists cheered on all the different Barbie professions.

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Academy grads often defer their service to play on professional sports teams, how is this any different?

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She's not even from CO.....

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Anonymous wrote:She's not even from CO.....

Where is she from?