I had the privilege to hear the man speak live.
We was simply great. He trod the stage from side to side continuously speaking with out notes and no uhs or ans.
His style is to recount an event of adversity couple it with a current problem and then recount how he rose above the challenge
one such started out at the kitchen table in Detroit at breakfast. They had cereal, raisin bran. The problem was always that he had to be careful and observe the raisins closely to be sure they weren’t roaches. Then he said he must apologize for the story to his colleagues on the Kellogg Board of Directors because they might not like it very well.
He is smooth as silk and then he slips his dagger between the ribs and twists it. It is so smoothe the moonbat doesn’t know he has been mortally wounded.
I know that many have dismissed his candidacy but they haven’t heard him and the self induced blindness over guns prevent seeing his conservatism. There is a lot, an awful lot, there besides being just a doctor
He is for me second after Scott Walker.
It doesn’t take a brain surgeon to be President but if one (the best there is in the world) volunteers, we should take him up on it.
It doesn’t take a brain surgeon to be President but if one (the best there is in the world) volunteers, we should take him up on it.
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Sorry, but being a pediatric neurosurgeon prepares one for the presidency how?