[Parley Baer]

So what did he hammer Carson on? His TPP stand? His weak stand on immigration? His less than stellar support of the 2nd amendment? His thought that the Egyptians used the pyramids to store grain?

[BlackFemaleArmyColonel]

I didn’t see Trump’s interview, but those are legitimate policy issues to go after Caron on. Did Trump mention them?

[ObozoMustGo2012]

He hammered him on his psycho attacks on him mother with a hammer and stabbing his friend. Everything Carson admitted. Not the West Point bogus story. Trump was smart to let that die.

[Jane Long]

Thanks, PB and OMG2012, for pointing out the truth about what a) Carson can legitimately be questioned about and, b) what Trump actually questioned about Carson (the Carson-admitted knifing and hammer attacks....NOT the West Point carp).

[UncleRicosFootball]

Nope none of that. He hammered him on his childhood anger issues. Pretty lame.

[Patton@Bastogne]

Dr. Ben Carson ... QUIT PLAYING EGO GAMES ... and ACT like you're "Presidential Material".



Under "normal" circumstances with "decent" people and a "moral news media" Congress and the Senate would be filled with 535 "Dr. Ben Carson" types.

That would be a good thing.

But that's not reality.



Dr. Ben Carson (once he accomplished his first surgeries) has been "coddled" ... for both his accomplishments and because he's black ... sorry, that's the TRUTH ...

so Dr. Ben Carson has been wandering around saying whatever he wants, whatever comes into his mind, "whatever" ...

and that is NOT how a 2016 U.S. Presidential Campaign is successfully operated.

Period.



This whole "Mannatech, Westpoint and Pyramids" sequence should be a DAMNED wake-up call for what I suspect is an arrogant (I'm the smartest guy in the room) Dr. Ben Carson.

Being U.S. President is NOT about a person's ego ...

Rather, it's like being a U.S. Marine Sniper at Falujia ... where EVERY shot MUST be a "kill" ...

or your buddies DIE.



Dr. Ben Carson ... QUIT PLAYING EGO GAMES ... and ACT like you're "Presidential Material".





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