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brooklynite

(94,525 posts)
Fri Aug 14, 2015, 02:39 PM Aug 2015

Has Ben Carson outstayed his welcome?

The Hill

Carson: 'Abortion pill' should be available in cases of rape or incest

Women who get pregnant from rape or incest should be able to go to the emergency room for an "abortion pill," Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson said Thursday.

Speaking on Fox News Channel’s “Your World with Neil Cavuto,” the anchor asked Carson if he believes women should be able to get abortions in cases of rape or incest.



Carson’s response provoked Cavuto to ask him whether he believes life begins at conception.

“Certainly once the heart starts beating, certainly at that point,” Carson responded.

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Has Ben Carson outstayed his welcome? (Original Post) brooklynite Aug 2015 OP
Should be a no-brainer Blue Owl Aug 2015 #1
More attention needs to be paid to the conservative African American strategy daredtowork Aug 2015 #2
It doesn't take a brain surgeon to be a Republican candidate Generic Brad Aug 2015 #3

daredtowork

(3,732 posts)
2. More attention needs to be paid to the conservative African American strategy
Fri Aug 14, 2015, 08:37 PM
Aug 2015

While I was at a medical appt. yesterday, I read an magazine article about a Koch gathering that including important African American coalition members. I did a double-take. WTH?

The Koch brothers donate a lot of money to the United Negro College Fund.

Perhaps their Horatio Alger message of "anyone who is taught skills and values" will succeed in a world with "no government regulation" (that benefits the Kochs) but of course proper moral guidance and authority (I can only imagine what they donate to support major religious networks and preaching), has a lot more legs than the Democratic message of addressing material and legal inequities.

Generic Brad

(14,275 posts)
3. It doesn't take a brain surgeon to be a Republican candidate
Fri Aug 14, 2015, 10:57 PM
Aug 2015

His occupation automatically disqualifies him from being their nominee.

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