Originally Posted by Guest

Sometimes the material is so rich it begs a little levity. No lurking necessary.

Interesting that you come here to find "material".

But then again, reading what those who are not worthy, in your opinion, I suppose to your group is "material".

I suppose an update is needed for dictionary to show "material" defined as things you do not agree with.

Like a poster said, Ben Carson's poll numbers have started spiraling down since all this talk of a West Point scholarship, pyramids, evolution, and his violent actions as a teen.

His flash in the pan is a thing of the past and he soon will be dropping out - just like Herman Cain did when he was running.

Originally Posted by Guest

Like a poster said, Ben Carson's poll numbers have started spiraling down since all this talk of a West Point scholarship, pyramids, evolution, and his violent actions as a teen.

His flash in the pan is a thing of the past and he soon will be dropping out - just like Herman Cain did when he was running.

The past doesn't matter. If it did, then Obama wouldn't have been elected. After all, he was a dope head all his life, and still had some radicals subsidize his education and political career. His association with a domestic terrorist, Bill Ayers didn't hurt his career in politics. His association with Soros hasn't hurt him. His association with a radical anti-white preacher has hurt him. His communist mentor, Frank Marshall Davis didn't hurt him. No, I don't think that Carson's past is that extreme in comparison. As a matter of fact, Obama has probably hurt Carson getting elected more than anything else. A lot of voters are gun shy after Obama's being the first and also a failure.

Originally Posted by Guest

The past doesn't matter. If it did, then Obama wouldn't have been elected. After all, he was a dope head all his life, and still had some radicals subsidize his education and political career. His association with a domestic terrorist, Bill Ayers didn't hurt his career in politics. His association with Soros hasn't hurt him. His association with a radical anti-white preacher has hurt him. His communist mentor, Frank Marshall Davis didn't hurt him. No, I don't think that Carson's past is that extreme in comparison. As a matter of fact, Obama has probably hurt Carson getting elected more than anything else. A lot of voters are gun shy after Obama's being the first and also a failure.

Dope head, domestic terrorist association, radical anti white association, communist indoctrination, and black. Radicals all around him all the while. And a two term President of the United States. What an episode of This Is Your Life this would make.

Originally Posted by Guest

Dope head, domestic terrorist association, radical anti white association, communist indoctrination, and black. Radicals all around him all the while. And a two term President of the United States. What an episode of This Is Your Life this would make.

We agree on that. Goes to show you that Americans are easily moved about like game pieces on a chess board, by the media. All the while oblivious of whats been going on about them.

Originally Posted by Guest

We agree on that. Goes to show you that Americans are easily moved about like game pieces on a chess board, by the media. All the while oblivious of whats been going on about them.

An unfortunate accurate assesment of too many of we the people.

Carson is down to third place now, well behind Trump.

Originally Posted by Guest

Like a poster said, Ben Carson's poll numbers have started spiraling down since all this talk of a West Point scholarship, pyramids, evolution, and his violent actions as a teen.

His flash in the pan is a thing of the past and he soon will be dropping out - just like Herman Cain did when he was running.

It wouldn't matter what he said of his past if he had Soros backing him. He would be a shoo in.