[Texas Eagle]

It almost sounds like The Atlantic is wanting Carson to stay in the race.

What kind of right-wing hate rag is The Atlantic? A right-wing hate rag?

[Zathras]

Yep, its clear some in the MSM are pushing Carson.
We fell for that line starting with Alan Keyes, then The Pizza Guy.

[grania]

If The Atlantic wants Dr Carson to stay in the race, it's because he's an "attractive distractor" to siphon social conservative votes away from Ted Cruz, Scott Walker, or any other constitutional conservative potentially in the race.

Dr. Carson might be a fine doctor, but he has no track record of voting or being elected or governing. Sad thing is, he might be ending his chances to be Surgeon General.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

His comments were idiotic. There's a reason why The Atlantic wants him in the race. So the GOP can fight among themselves with this crap and be portrayed as right-wing extremists.

If Carson wanted to make a statement on homosexuals, he should have done so pertaining to the homosexual "marriage" debate.

Carson has no business running for President. But I'm sure the affirmative-action wing of FR will support him just like they supported Herman Cain.

[Morpheus2009]

The Atlantic wants Carson to stay in the race so that they can beat their chests and shout about how the Republicans are full of witchcraft and witch doctors. The motives of a leftist are all about making sure that their stereotypes of those who disagree with them have a straw person to keep it alive. That being said, the questions asked to Carson were a bait and trap anyways.