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Ben Carson on CNN discussing stupid Americans

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Would you approve of Colin Powell as a republican candidate?

 

 

Yes. Absolutely. Without hesitation. I doubt if he would run as a Republican in today's GOP, though. I think he voted for Obama twice. Even Reagan would shy away from today's Republican Party.

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Yes. Absolutely. Without hesitation. I doubt if he would run as a Republican in today's GOP, though. I think he voted for Obama twice. Even Reagan would shy away from today's Republican Party.

 

And JFK would have nothing to do with today's Dems...

Good question. Isn't Powell an Obama supporter?

 

Yep, strong supporter of the President

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We discuss stupid Americans on this site all the time.

 

We aren't running for president though. Doesn't seem smart to call potential voters stupid.

We aren't running for president though. Doesn't seem smart to call potential voters stupid.

 

Both sides do it every election. Whether it's Obama saying some cling to guns and bible or republicans saying people vote for free stuff. Both are offensive to certain segments. It's meant to motivate each base.

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Both sides do it every election. Whether it's Obama saying some cling to guns and bible or republicans saying people vote for free stuff. Both are offensive to certain segments. It's meant to motivate each base.

 

Those are code words. Code words have always been in play. I'm used to those. Stupid is not a code word. It's a blatant insult. I've never heard of any presidential candidate blatantly calling Americans stupid.

Those are code words. Code words have always been in play. I'm used to those. Stupid is not a code word. It's a blatant insult. I've never heard of any presidential candidate blatantly calling Americans stupid.

 

Don't we all think segments of the population are stupid , based on what we thing is right ? I honestly like the honesty we are getting this election.

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Don't we all think segments of the population are stupid , based on what we thing is right ? I honestly like the honesty we are getting this election.

 

Of course. But if I was running for president I wouldn't take a chance on losing votes by calling people stupid.

 

You mean the sound bites? :lol2: Honesty....:lol2: There will never be honesty in any of this. Just sound bites.

Of course. But if I was running for president I wouldn't take a chance on losing votes by calling people stupid.

 

You mean the sound bites? :lol2: Honesty....:lol2: There will never be honesty in any of this. Just sound bites.

 

Honesty means a lot. Sanders on the left is being honest and admitting he is a socialist. I find it refreshing. He isn't the first socialist to run just the first to admit it.

Honesty means a lot. Sanders on the left is being honest and admitting he is a socialist. I find it refreshing. He isn't the first socialist to run just the first to admit it.

You're obviously not familiar with the presidential campaigns of Eugene Debs.

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