Can we make this guy Speaker-of-the-House??
Dr. Benjamin S. Carson, a world-renowned pediatric neurosurgeon at Johns Hopkins Hospital delivered what is being described as one of the more unique speechesdelivered at this morning’s National Prayer Breakfast. Rush Limbaugh raved about it on his show, today, because the good doctor took the opportunity to share his theories about the national debt, deficits, taxation and health care, all in opposition to Obama’s policies.
(Updated with better video via Freedom’s Lighthouse)
The Blaze reported:
His keynote, while predicated upon the theme of Jesus Christ as his ultimate role model, also took a starkly political tone, advocating against some of the very policies the president has implemented.
At the beginning of his speech, Carson shared an intense disdain for political correctness. Without getting too specific on the issue front, he said that Americans should stop being afraid to speak up and defend their beliefs; he also encouraged people…
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I would vote for this man for President, he has a whole lot more common sense that most people out there!
Amen to THAT, LL!!
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I watched Barry’s demeanor the entire time Dr. Carson was speaking…:/
AND I agree with ll305. One wonders WHY we don’t have more intelligent ppl like Dr. Carson running for office…
Or, taken from the opposite side, why do we have so many lesser intellects CHOOSING to run for office?
I don’t like the likely answer, either way.
I too was watching the O’s demeanor…looked like he was having trouble staying awake. Interesting that he was not sitting closest to the podium…he got out of shaking hands with the speaker afterwards. I also noticed that he and Mrs. O sat down very quickly, while everyone else was still standing and applauding. Rather telling, no?
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