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In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 07/01/2024 Vol.495, Q Day 2439, jacquej wrote:
MileHi, I felt that way myself, until I started thinking about what a good foil he would be for Trump’s “shoot from the hip” - Lay ‘em out in Lavender” style.
Then I started thinking about Carson’s background, and how tough he had to be to overcome his young life in the ghetto, his arduous track through college, medical school and the prerequisite residencies then his incredible success as a surgeon, specializing in the toughest problems in neurological/brain surgery, even on tiny babies and children.
I started thinking about the families he had to deal with, hospital politics, peer jealousies, review boards, and all that goes with such a public and tough profession.
He has developed a mild demeanor, but it is masking a highly intelligent and well trained mind that is capable of making lightening fast conclusions to complex problems, and equally fast reflexes in controlling and reacting correctly in a high stress environment.
I think he may be the right man for the job, if Trump selects him. He seems to have mastered the jungle at HUD, an agency reputed to be highly political and corrupt.
Is his “mild manner” masking a will of iron, nerves of steel, and tactical power that he has learned to use strategically when the occasion requires bold action? I do not know, but it stikes me as a possibility that his humble nature may make him appear to be “takeable”, but his career doesnt suggest that - in fact, it suggests the opposite.
Time will tell, and all we can do is to trust God, and hope that Trump follows His will and guidance when making the choice.
I enjoyed reading your well written, thoughtful insights. Great 'black box' analysis! ThankQ!

My worst fear is that illegal votes are used and then multiplied by running them over and over.

Seems it happened before:

Software Expert: Thousands of Duplicate Ballots Were Counted in Georgia 2020 Election (VIDEO)

The Gateway Pundit ^ | Jul. 9, 2024 5:00 pm

| Jim Hoft

Posted on 7/9/2024, 9:00:40 PM by E. Pluribus Unum

On Tuesday software expert Phillip Davis testified that thousands of duplicate ballots were counted in the 2020 election in Georgia.

Davis testified on how election workers were cheating by counting ballots numerous times using different tabulators.

Phillip Davis:

You’ll see that they took batches from tabulator 794, batches 8 through 11. They brought it to tabulator 791. They then started grabbing pieces of those four batches. And with those four pieces, they met up brand new batches for tabulator 794. Some of the ballots were in reverse order. They were from multiple batches. In the very first one, you can see that they took batch 22, 20 ballots in reverse, batch 23, four ballots in normal order, batch 20, 10 ballots in reverse, batch 23, five more ballots, and so on. This pattern repeats over and over for tabulator 794…

(its organized crime,these people are all criminals)

…We see the exact same pattern repeated with a different set of ballots. So once again, they got ballots from tabulator 791. They grabbed four sets of batches. They did create a brand new batches by picking and choosing pieces out of those other batches to make the new batches… That would be tabulator 74 batches 20 through 26.

This was happening in Georgia during the 2020 election. Joe Biden “won” the state by 11,779 votes after Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger promised on November 4 that the counting would be finished and President Trump’s over 103,000 vote lead was insurmountable.

When you count ballots multiple times in a state anything can happen.

Davis went on to testify that there were 3,030 duplicate ballots counted in Fulton County Georgia in the machine recount.

Via Liz Harrington.