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Articles Ben Carson in His Own Words
A lot of people, including myself, have benefitted from affirmative action...and have, in fact, taken advantage of the opportunity it afforded them. And I think that is the best possible reason for advocating the continuation of some program that allows minorities to have opportunities and improved access to mainstream America.
I would love to hear people engage in a very different conversation--on how we might maintain the benefits of affirmative action but change it and even call it something else. We have to be smart, you see. What I would like to call it is compassionate action.
Love to watch the constant hand-wringing from you low life trailer trash racist RWs.
You need to let Matthew and Steve_McGarrett and the other knuckle draggers know ...
Love to watch the constant hand-wringing from you low life trailer trash racist RWs.
I like Ben Carson, this doesn't bother me.
I was far more concerned about his 2A issues, but he seems to have straightened that out.
I like Ben Carson, this doesn't bother me.
Obama and Hillary were both opposed to same-sex marriage 2 years ago.He wrote these words in his 1999 book and i'm sure he now wishes he hadn't. He wasn't a politician then and spoke his mind and made it clear he hugely supports affirmative action which makes him a white-hating racist.
Articles Ben Carson in His Own Words
A lot of people, including myself, have benefitted from affirmative action...and have, in fact, taken advantage of the opportunity it afforded them. And I think that is the best possible reason for advocating the continuation of some program that allows minorities to have opportunities and improved access to mainstream America.
I would love to hear people engage in a very different conversation--on how we might maintain the benefits of affirmative action but change it and even call it something else. We have to be smart, you see. What I would like to call it is compassionate action.
He wrote these words in his 1999 book and i'm sure he now wishes he hadn't. He wasn't a politician then and spoke his mind and made it clear he hugely supports affirmative action which makes him a white-hating racist.
Articles Ben Carson in His Own Words
A lot of people, including myself, have benefitted from affirmative action...and have, in fact, taken advantage of the opportunity it afforded them. And I think that is the best possible reason for advocating the continuation of some program that allows minorities to have opportunities and improved access to mainstream America.
I would love to hear people engage in a very different conversation--on how we might maintain the benefits of affirmative action but change it and even call it something else. We have to be smart, you see. What I would like to call it is compassionate action.
There was a time and a place for affirmative action but as you can plainly see, it isn't helping. Maybe Carson evolved in his stance on affirmative action. You can't make Carson look like a bad man. No matter how hard you try.Love to watch the constant hand-wringing from you low life trailer trash racist RWs.
You need to let Matthew and Steve_McGarrett and the other knuckle draggers know ...
Is he a doctor? Yes. No affirmative action gave him that degree. He earned it.He wrote these words in his 1999 book and i'm sure he now wishes he hadn't. He wasn't a politician then and spoke his mind and made it clear he hugely supports affirmative action which makes him a white-hating racist.
Articles Ben Carson in His Own Words
A lot of people, including myself, have benefitted from affirmative action...and have, in fact, taken advantage of the opportunity it afforded them. And I think that is the best possible reason for advocating the continuation of some program that allows minorities to have opportunities and improved access to mainstream America.
I would love to hear people engage in a very different conversation--on how we might maintain the benefits of affirmative action but change it and even call it something else. We have to be smart, you see. What I would like to call it is compassionate action.
How he got into medical school. So he only had 1 of two choices: support it, or don't support it but be labelled a hypocrite.
Is he a doctor? Yes. No affirmative action gave him that degree. He earned it.He wrote these words in his 1999 book and i'm sure he now wishes he hadn't. He wasn't a politician then and spoke his mind and made it clear he hugely supports affirmative action which makes him a white-hating racist.
Articles Ben Carson in His Own Words
A lot of people, including myself, have benefitted from affirmative action...and have, in fact, taken advantage of the opportunity it afforded them. And I think that is the best possible reason for advocating the continuation of some program that allows minorities to have opportunities and improved access to mainstream America.
I would love to hear people engage in a very different conversation--on how we might maintain the benefits of affirmative action but change it and even call it something else. We have to be smart, you see. What I would like to call it is compassionate action.
How he got into medical school. So he only had 1 of two choices: support it, or don't support it but be labelled a hypocrite.
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Is he a doctor? Yes. No affirmative action gave him that degree. He earned it.
You can't make Carson look like a bad man. No matter how hard you try.
