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Here we see the classic use of black conservatives to push a narrative that if someone white used would be called racist. In this case Ben Carsons comments get analyzed by another well educated black man. "Dr. Rashad Richey is an adjunct professor and Director of Institutional Advancement & Corporate Relations at Morris Brown College and a political commentator."He dissects Carsons commentary in this video.
Biden recently said that African Americans and Hispanic workers don’t have high school diplomasSame ol same ol
Biden didn't say that.Biden recently said that African Americans and Hispanic workers don’t have high school diplomas
Biden didn't say that.
Wow. This guy is really good at twisting Carson's words all out of context and creating a huge straw man.
As reasonable a rationale to move this stink bomb as any.Wow. This guy is really good at twisting Carson's words all out of context and creating a huge straw man.
I'm starting to think he might pick Rand...That'd provide some serious outreach to the libertarian types and make the heads of the moonats totally essplode.Placin that aside, I've kind of been flirting with the notion that Trump might very well pick Carson as a VP candidate, should he be nominated.
No, you fought bitterly to retain and expand barbaric notions. And still do. One has only to look at this message bored.. . . what he was saying, is, it was the norm for societies in history. It is nothing for a people to be ashamed of, as we evolved as a people and nation, to become closer to the spiritual ideal, we threw off childish and barbaric notions.
I'm starting to think he might pick Rand...That'd provide some serious outreach to the libertarian types and make the heads of the moonats totally essplode.
Here we see the classic use of black conservatives to push a narrative that if someone white used would be called racist. In this case Ben Carsons comments get analyzed by another well educated black man. "Dr. Rashad Richey is an adjunct professor and Director of Institutional Advancement & Corporate Relations at Morris Brown College and a political commentator."He dissects Carsons commentary in this video.
DiSantis would be a disaster. And Ben Carson should not be anywhere near a position of responsibility again.Placing that aside, I've kind of been flirting with the notion that Trump might very well pick Carson as a VP candidate, should he be nominated.
That's assuming he even gets nominated.
The duopoly is working pretty hard and teaming up to get Hillary, I mean Haley, in there.
Personally, I think DiSantis is the better candidate of all of em. But whatever...
Carson has downplayed slavery consistently. No mistakes were made here, Carsons words are as plain as day out of his mouth.Wow. This guy is really good at twisting Carson's words all out of context and creating a huge straw man.
Carson never, ever said that slavery is, "not that bad." And this guy said, that is what Carson said, multiple times.
. . . what he was saying, is, it was the norm for societies in history. It is nothing for a people to be ashamed of, as we evolved as a people and nation, to become closer to the spiritual ideal, we threw off childish and barbaric notions.
Secondly, I seriously doubt, he implied Trump, "is the savior."
Anyone who has read Tubman's "Uncle Tom's Cabin," and knows who the historical character it is based on, (Josiah Henson,) knows, the inspiration for the liberation of slaves, is the lord Jesus Christ. Jesus is the Savior Carson was about to refer to before this atheist on TYT cut/cherry picked the clip, (disingenuously,) short.
Luke 4:18
Ephesians 6
States, masters are to treat their enslaved with the same charity they expect their slaves to treat them, and in heaven, the Lord makes no distinction between master & slave. This was the kernel of truth and inspiration, which sparked the idea. . . if the Lord makes no distinction? Why should man?
Why not liberation then?
Here we see the classic use of black conservatives to push a narrative that if someone white used would be called racist. In this case Ben Carsons comments get analyzed by another well educated black man. "Dr. Rashad Richey is an adjunct professor and Director of Institutional Advancement & Corporate Relations at Morris Brown College and a political commentator."He dissects Carsons commentary in this video.
