Re: Ben Carson's House of Lies
By comparison, the
other regular top 3 on the Republican race:
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Notice anything?
Every single one of these people can claim to have
AT LEAST one of their statements being counted as mostly true. What does Carson's show? He can barely work out as
half true. How do Republicans explain this discrepancy? Well, the normal route is blame the media. However, that explanation says the media doesn't like the religious. Which you know, is patently false, but
they believe it.
Anyways, they claim the media hates religious men like Carson, but that's just silly. If the media hates outspoken religious, conservative men like Carson why aren't Rubio's statements labeled as half truths more often than not? Marco Rubio is a devout catholic. He's been discussed and seems far more palatable to liberals than any of the other candidates. It follows that the hatred would also follow him. But it simply doesn't. As a matter of fact, the 2 people most likely to offend the senses of liberals are -- as per the same numbers from that liberal rag, politifact -- obviously have more credibility.
In short, they simply can't see that comparing Carson to Obama is pretty silly. Specially since the comparison is being made by the
party that has spent
seven years smearing the guy with every known insult. Hell, take a look around this forum you'll see folks like American, matchlight? -- I cant never get that guy's name right --, and MickeyW dedicating a sizeable moments of their existence
attacking the guy.
Now, some of these figures spend the same amount of time defending Ben Carson by making the claim that he and Obama have a lot in common, all the time!
It's almost like they think this comparison wouldn't make observers of the whole thing laugh at their silliness. It's almost like they think the general populace won't see the hypocrisy of it all.