[miss marmelstein]

Hey, blaming the victim! You’d do well as a refugee in Germany!

[conservativejoy]

Carson should man up and take responsibility for the poorly worded press release his campaign gave CNN. Carson has run a very poor campaign. He even had a campaign bus drive all over the early primary states when he wasn’t even in the bus or touring the state at all. No wonder his staff is bailing on his bogus campaign.

[babble-on]

"Ben Carson is going to go back to Florida, to his home, regardless of how he does tonight here in Iowa. He's going to go there for several days, and then afterwards, he's not going to go to South Carolina, he's not going to go to New Hampshire, he's going to come to Washington D.C., and he's going to do that because the National Prayer Breakfast is on Thursday," Dana Bash of CNN said.

"After the #IAcaucus, @RealBenCarson plans to take a break from campaigning " - CNN Tweet

CNN's Jake Tapper called the announcement from Carson "very unusual" and noted "almost every single candidate" would travel directly to New Hampshire after the caucuses.

"If you want to be President of the United States, you don't go home to Florida," Bash responded.

On Twitter, @TheLeadCNN told its 32,000 followers that Carson "will return to FL following #IAcaucus, will not go to either NH or SC." The account for CNN's politics section tweeted to 420,000 followers that the retired neurosurgeon "plans to take a break from campaigning."

SO, the entire impression that Carson was suspending his campaign came from CNN, and now they're accusing Cruz of spreading it? When they sent it to a half-million twitter users and also said it live on air?