[SunkenCiv]

Carson's view about the pyramids as granaries -- completely baseless -- emerged in 1998, over 15 years before he quit the Democratic Party. The thing is, there are a great many people of color among the Seventh Day Adventists (and a strong drift toward vegetarianism, btw, fwiw), and they will cleave to him (in the Old Testament sense) over the vilification being dogpiled on by the left.

Notice also that Trump's remarks about the West Point/Yale controv are being framed as its main reason, when in FACT the whole thing was cooked up by the Demwit attack machine that runs most of the media in this country. To change the subject on having been called out on some inaccuracies, they'll try to change the subject and blame Trump.

So will Carl-aid drinkers around here.

• Ben Carson: Archaeologists Are Wrong, The Pyramids Were Built To Store Grain
• Ben Carson's unusual theory about pyramids ("It's still my belief, yes.")
• Egypt pyramids for grain not pharoahs: presidential hopeful Carson
• Trump pokes fun at Carson's pyramid theory
• Ben Carson: Egyptians used the pyramids to store grain, not bury the pharaohs
• Aliens, Pyramids, and Granaries? What on Earth Was Ben Carson Thinking?
• Archaeologists To Ben Carson: Ancient Egyptians Wrote Down Why The Pyramids Were Built
• The Meaninglessness Of Ben Carson's Views On Egyptian Pyramids [the money quote]
• Carson on the defensive over claims of past violence, pyramids
• Rand Paul Mocks Carson's Pyramids Theory: I Think It Was Aliens!

[DoughtyOne]

I am an SDA. I won’t support Carson.

Please explain to me the fixation on the Seventh-Day Adventist aspect of Carson?

Name one other candidate whose religion is being scrutinized at all, let alone to this degree.

What the heck is up with this?

The SDA Church does not propose that the pyramids were built to house grain. That is one of the most absurd ideas I’ve ever heard. This is the first time I’ve every heard of it. I’m 64 years old.