Carson really doesn’t even belong in the cabinet.
He’s a freakish lifelong publicity seeker without the capabilities to be president or the conviction to run other than for personal gain.
I think the worst of the stretches in the personal history he’s woven over decades of selling himself as some kind of hero is the one where he was supposedly proven the most honest student in a class that Yale never offered, documented by a Yale student newspaper that never documented it.
He’s a variation on 2012’s Herman Cain and the sooner he fades away the better.
I’m with you on Carson. Hard to see why a brain surgeon would feel the need to embellish his life story, over and over, again. Something seems a bit loose upstairs.
I would gladly vote for Trump but not because he sets the bar for honestly and integrity or isn’t a flashy attention seeker who didn’t have every advantage handed to him and still manages to wildly exaggerate, lie or fantasize his net worth in contrast to Carson who made himself and brilliant career with practically no built-in support.
“He’s a variation on 2012’s Herman Cain and the sooner he fades away the better.”
Right you are. There is something a little off about the good Doc that I can’t quite put my finger on. Worrisome, he seems lost in a world of fantasy and self aggrandizement, and it’s totally unnecessary to do so. It’s the tall tales he tells, as well as a couple of really bad policy positions he takes, especially on immigration matters.