In response to Dr. Ben Carson is the GOP’s New Uncle Tom?: Giving Toure the benefit of added conversation irks me… So the real question I have, is Ben Carson going to stand up to the scrutiny and bounce back
In response to SHOCKED! MSNBC’s Toure – Dr. Ben Carson is the GOP’s “black friend” (Video): Yup, expect MSNBC, other liberal media outlets and their host to reach back and pull out ol’ Uncle Tom racial slur to describe Dr.
MSNBC host and commentator Touré fired a clear and distinct shot at Dr. Ben Carson Friday, hammering the African-American Presidential Medal of Freedom winner for daring to challenge the Obamadoxy parroted by Touré and progressive journalists bent on supporting the
Dr Ben Carson discussing a possible run for president of the United States on Fox News’ “Hannity”
Dr. Ben Carson’s address to CPAC 2013 included his thoughts about how, if he were an enemy of America, he would set about destroying her. His plan had four points: 1. Create division among the people. 2. Encourage a culture
A new potential contender for the presidential race for 2016 took the stage at CPAC. His name is Ben Carson, a brain surgeon and American success story, carrying a message that wows the GOP base while intriguing swing voters, showcasing
Weighing in on President Obama’s so-called “charm offensive,” Dr. Carson said, “It is interesting that there’s been a rather abrupt change in his demeanor, from blaming everybody to reaching out. “It’s a good change,” Dr. Carson continued, “I’m very happy
The ACU made the announcement, this morning. Via Twitchy: “Dr. Ben Carson represents the optimism and hope of the future of theconservative movement, while at the same time he articulates the deepfiscal and social challenges that our Nation faces,” said
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com Dr. Ben Carson on FOX News Sunday February 24, 2013
This morning on “Fox and Friends,” Dr. Ben Carson critiqued President Obama’s State of the Union address…
Dr. Ben Carson thrilled the nation with his plain talk about political correctness, tax reform, and health insurance at the National Prayer Breakfast on Feb. 7. President Barack Obama, seated a few feet away, did not seem impressed–and neither were