Mine tells me I don't want Carson one heartbeat away from the presidency nor anywhere close to it.
He is not quite what everyone 'wants' him to be. And when some of the 'real' person seeps through, his sycophants bury their heads in the sand.
We saw the same adulations toward Fred Thompson in 2008, when too many were building him into what they wanted him to be, not what he was.
Isara posted a chart comparing Cruz, Carson and Trump on the major issues. That chart showed Carson with more unknowns than knowns.
Presidential Candidates Comparison (Cruz vs. Carson vs. Trump)
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More at Conservative Review: https://www.conservativereview.com/2016-presidential-candidates
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Carson has too many ‘mixed’ views on the issues.
Color each green and he looks perfect to the conservatives.
Color each red and he looks like he should be appearing in the Democrat debates rather than in the Republican debates.
[An earlier thread this week said he has been mostly independent and former Democrat until just about a year ago.]