Ben Carson: the most misunderstood candidate?

“Businessman Donald Trump and neurosurgeon Ben Carson lead on the outsider track, and Sens”.

“A set-up clip from NBC’s Katy Tur exclaims, “[Donald Trump] said that although he doesn’t remember where he saw that video, he does know he saw it, because he has quote “the world’s greatest memory”.

In a previous rally in Ohio, Trump said he had a view of the WTC from his apartment. The package is called you, but maybe it’s in the form of me …

There’s a growing consensus among Iowa’s conservatives that they must elect someone this time around who can get past the early states as Mike Huckabee and Rick Santorum struggled to do. “He does not believe Muslim Americans in New Jersey were celebrating the fall of the Twin Towers, rather he recalls the ample news footage of crowds in the Middle East celebrating the tragic events of 9/11”. The question of whether Trump supporters are going to bail on their Presidential candidate the universal answer is no, never. In the days since, Trump has only doubled down on the claim, intensifying his rhetoric and calling for a return to waterboarding.

Trump also demanded apologies from those people who dared to doubt his recollection of the 9/11 attacks.

And he touted the latest poll results, which put him well ahead of most of the rest of the GOP presidential field. “Whether it’s “thousands and thousands” or a thousand people or even just one person, it’s irrelevant”, he argued, adding, “What’s important is that there are bad people among us”. All the mainstream media cares about is serving as the political correctness police, so if this did happen, then of course they would work to cover it up, right?

“Not sure what luxury spider-hole @realDonaldTrump was hiding in on Sept 11 but I saw Americans come together that day”, Pataki posted Sunday on Twitter. And, as I have written before, what is happening in the Republican race is that most of the candidates – save Trump and, at times, Ben Carson – are playing by an established set of rules around what you can say and do. He told Fox & Friends yesterday, after a Black Lives Matter protester said he was roughed up after heckling Trump at his rally in Alabama on Saturday, “Maybe he should have been roughed up because it was absolutely disgusting what he was doing”. “I really think that would be a stretch”.