I’m beginning to believe Dr. Carson is not well. His bizarre beliefs coupled with these strange anecdotes are creating a very strong impression of a man not in his right mind.
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Never underestimate the entertainment value of functioning idiots.
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OccamsRazor:
You’re a habitual liar Dr Carson.
And a very bad one.
jw1
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""What makes you think you would be able to find them ? "
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Not only that, but he’s looked that way since he started campaigning.
Which brings up the question of why doesn’t anyone he knows–his family, handlers, friends–drag his ass to a neurologist? If he really is developing some form of dementia, he deserves to be allowed to do it in private instead of the indignity of becoming a national laughing stock.
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His bizarre beliefs coupled with these strange anecdotes are creating a very strong impression of a typical Republican presidential candidate.
–also true.
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This clown car is running on Nitroglycerin,and it has already broken the speed of light,with it’s twist and turns and insults and downright craziness.
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So Dr.Carson on his on volition will write or talk about these events in his youth, but won’t give us names or more specifics? If these were true stories he’d be more than willing to accommodate the reporters, it would validate his compelling story. It’s still compelling without all the embellishments Doctor. Now he’s still crazy, but good story.
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Next the contestants will inhale laughing gas and won’t that be a treat on the next debate stage
I know, she said with a sigh, That’s part of the charm of this forum.
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“That’s what they call a 'sanity clause.” “Ha ha ha ha ha! You can’t fool me! There ain’t no Sanity Clause!”
Self medicating much, Doctor?
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“having a religious experience in the bathroom of his Detroit home”
Really?I Is no one going to touch this?
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