Carson: 'Absolutely I stand by the comments' about Muslim president
Ben Carson is absolutely right. Who want's ANOTHER Muslim in the WH after Barry's 'legacy'!
Zero's a very complex guy with Muslim blood flowing through his veins. Calls waterboarding torture, wants to close Gitmo which now appears by attrition… but occasionally he drones a terrorist. I suggest the latter is to keep up appearances. His record speaks for itself.
Nakoula Basseley Nakoula The Egyptian-born Coptic Christian who shot a video was to blame for Benghazi not the Muslims who actually perpetrated it.
He has done nothing but beat Christianity in the head with a bat since he took office.
Nadal Hasan the Ft. Hood admitted terrorist killed 13 people shouting Allah Akbar. The atrocity was quickly rebranded by this administration as Workplace Violence.
Not long ago a Muslim cut off a woman's head in Oklahoma and again they called it Workplace Violence.
(Good thing the Tsarnaev brothers didn't have jobs)
Recently this administration tried to downplay the Taliban as terrorists preferring to call them armed insurgents.
Wasn't it Barry who supported the overthrow of Mubarak so the Muslim Brotherhood (Morsi) could rise to power in Egypt? Where is Morsi now?
Barry does a 5 for 1 trade exchanging 5 top Taliban operatives for a worthless deserter... and does it behind the back of Congress.
As the rest of the world stood with France over the Charlie Hebdo massacre. Barry didn't attend and sent no one.
This administration goes berserk and threatens to boycott our only ally in the Middle East Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu from speaking before Congress. This is after Barry said they should go back to the 1967 borders.
Barry cut's a deal with Iran which paves the path to a nuclear bomb. Gives them $150 billion to continue their reign as state sponsored terrorists and creates a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
Irving police and school faculty are concerned when a Muslim, Ahmed Mohamed brings a 'clock' in a briefcase to school.
When police questioned the boy, WFAA reports, they said he was “passive aggressive” and didn’t give them a “reasonable answer” as to why he had brought his contraption to the school. “We attempted to question the juvenile about what it was and he would simply only say it was a clock. He didn’t offer any explanation as to what it was for, why he created this device, why he brought it to school,” said James McLellan of the Irving Police Department.
The mission here was to stir the pot of 'Islamophobia' and it worked. Why? What is more natural then a Muslim with a bomb?
Tomorrow's headline:
BOMB EXPLODES IN LOWER MANHATTAN KILLING 18
What's the first thing that comes to mind?
It's not prejudice... its reality!
Of course if this was about Ambjörn Gustafsson from Sweden this tweet would have never gone out.
Barack Hussein Obama
...And so was Saddam Hussein.
Ask yourself this.
Has he done more to help or hinder the onslaught of Islam?
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Carson stands by belief that a Muslim shouldn't be president
Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson said Monday that he "absolutely" stood by his comments about not supporting a Muslim president, while also clarifying that he was referring to Muslims who had not rejected Islamic Sharia law.
"We don't put people at the head of our country whose faith might interfere with them carrying out the duties of the Constitution," the retired neurosurgeon told Fox News' Sean Hannity. "If you're a Christian and you're running for president and you want to make this [country] into a theocracy, I'm not going to support you. I'm not going to advocate you being the president."
"Now, if someone has a Muslim background, and they're willing to reject those tenets and to accept the way of life that we have, and clearly will swear to place our Constitution above their religion, then of course they will be considered infidels and heretics, but at least I would then be quite willing to support them," Carson added.
Carson came under heavy criticism for his initial remarks, which were broadcast on NBC's "Meet The Press" Sunday. Carson, a devout Christian, told moderator Chuck Todd a president's faith should matter to voters if it runs counter to the values and principles of America. In response to a follow-up question about whether he would support a Muslim candidate for president, Carson said, "I would not advocate that we put a Muslim in charge of this nation," Carson said. "I absolutely would not agree with that."
Carson also doubled down on his comments in a statement posted on Facebook late Monday, in which he fired back at his fellow Republican candidates who criticized him.
"Those Republicans that take issue with my position are amazing," the Facebook statement said. "Under Islamic Law, homosexuals – men and women alike – must be killed. Women must be subservient. And people following other religions must be killed. I know that there are many peaceful Muslims who do not adhere to these beliefs. But until these tenants are fully renounced ... I cannot advocate any Muslim candidate for President."
Carson added, jokingly, "I also can't advocate supporting Hillary Clinton either by the way."
The GOP candidates who criticized Carson's initial statement included Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, who told Hannity, "I don't believe anybody should be disqualified from the presidency because of their denomination or because of their faith." Earlier Monday, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush said the remarks were "not productive", and former New York Gov. George Pataki compared Carson's statement to anti-Catholic campaigning against John F. Kennedy in 1960.
Carson's comments were also attacked by Democrats, with Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz saying Sunday, "It's hard to understand what's so difficult about supporting an American citizen's right to run for president.
"But unsurprisingly, this left Republicans scratching their heads. Of course a Muslim, or any other American citizen, can run for president, end of story."
Earlier Monday, Republican frontrunner Donald Trump said "it's not my job to defend the president," in response to the controversy sparked when he chose not to correct a town hall questioner who called President Obama a non-American Muslim.
"Somebody was asking a question and actually making a statement, and it's not my job to defend the president," Trump told Fox News' Greta Van Susteren. "The president is capable of defending himself."
Trump was addressed by a man during a rally Thursday in New Hampshire who incorrectly said that President Obama is a Muslim.
"We have a problem in this country," the unidentified man said. "It's called Muslim. ... You know our current president is one."
Trump said he considered challenging the questioner at the time, but chose not to.
"President Obama will be able to defend himself if he wants to. I know one thing he's not going to defend me. If somebody says something about me, Greta, he's not defending me, that's for sure," Trump said.
Trump also commented on a similar controversy surrounding fellow 2016 hopeful Ben Carson, who said Sunday that a Muslim should not be president. However, Trump said while there "have been difficulties" with Islamic extremism, he would have no problem with a Muslim president.
"I would have no problem with it, no," Trump said when asked if he could support a Muslim president if they agreed with him politically.
