Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Alexis Railsback (3rd nomination)
nbsp; In this case, the topic is more |prominent in the article on Miss USA 2015 than in the Miss Kansas USA article.&nbsp; The second Kansas City Star article (a newspaper based in Missouri) stated, {{cquote|She was the first Miss USA contestant to publicly sound off on the controversy created by pageant co-owner Trump’s comments last month referring to Mexicans as rapists and criminals. She appeared on CNN after she spoke to The Kansas City Star. Latina magazine this week spoke to all the Hispanic contestants at the pageant, including Railsback, who said: “Well, I didn’t agree with his comments. I was offended by what he said; my family, they were also offended. I definitely understand why people are reacting the way they are. What he said was very hurtful. I mean, it’s caused a lot of problems, not only for the pageant, but for people across the nation
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