Posted on 09/21/2015 10:11:43 AM PDT by markomalley
Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson is standing by his view that a Muslim should not be president of the United States, telling The Hill in an interview on Sunday that whoever takes the White House should be “sworn in on a stack of Bibles, not a Koran.”
This is one of those wonderful moments when the too-cute-by-half media cynically sets up a gotcha journalism moment in order to set up GOP candidates to knock them down. It’s a media art-form at this point.
Not. this. time.
This time it back-fired and beautifully. Because finally, we are having a much needed conversation about jihad and sharia, subject matters verboten by the sharia-compliant gatekeepers of the American media.
(Excerpt) Read more at pamelageller.com ...
Sweet.
Ben has apparently borrowed the Phalanx weapons system from Trump.
GO BEN!
Sixty years ago today’s journalists would be asking why we can’t have a NAZI President - with the same haughty tone to their squeaky little voices...
What I’d like to hear:
“There are lots of aspects to this, and I wouldn’t want to try and discuss them all, but mostly its the slavery thing. Sharia law says slavery is OK. I kind of find that unAmerican. I mean, we made that mistake, but we figured it out and got better. But until Sharia law is officially changed, I have to say No to Muslims.”
Between them, if they hold their ground, and I suspect they will, they and the hysterical MSM, Dems and gopes, are convincing a far larger portion of the electorate than ever considered the thing that we, in fact, do already have a menacing Moslem in the White House. I heard just this morning someone who has been sure that Obama, while not a very good president, has American interests at heart say, “I wonder if he really is, you know? a Muslim? Could he be?”
Super.
Trump/Carson
I love that trump somehow started a dialogue on Islam and how dangerous it is...and now it’s becoming an issue.
i hope he is given the platform to articulate this in the msm
Good for Ben!
Taqiya
85% of low-info voters replied “something on the menu at Taco Bell”.
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A man with guts who isn’t afraid of the press unlike the pathetic Dem. O’Malley who actually apologized to the thug BLM crowd.
Good for you,Dr. Carson.
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You needed to put in another adjective to make it perfect: “....with the same haughty tone to their squeaky sodomite little voices...”
It is worldview....the culture war is God v. Man (as Whittaker Chambers stated). Either we have Rule of Law (Higher Laws/God’s Laws) or we have Rule of Man (made-up irrational laws which elevate evil and totalitarianism).
You can’t have Rule of Law when you promote ideology which destroys Free Will (choice) and promotes evil, vile use of other human beings which destroy dignity and purpose and meaning (sodomy/slavery/pederasty/killing babies).
Using human beings as a “Means to an End” (in an irrational vile fascist inhumane manner) is Marxism/satanism/fascism/naziism, islamic, and is antithetical to the US Constitution and Rule of Law.
Thank you Ben. All is forgiven. You now have my support, again.
Taqiya
85% of low-info voters replied “something on the menu at Taco Bell”.
That’s right. But probably closer to 95%.
Love the answer to CAIR in the Daily Caller article.
Reject the MSM narrative. Take everything they say, and throw it right back in their faces.
Heap nothing but ridicule and scorn upon the MSM.
Use their apparatus against them at every opportunity, and never let up on the pressure.
Treat reporters with the same disdain that one would have with scraping dog shit off of the bottom of their shoe.
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