No.335477
Dr. Ben Carson endorses Donald Trump.
https://archive.is/tf67X
>Carson buries ‘the hatchet,’ endorses Trump for president
>PALM BEACH, Florida — Former Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson says he and Donald Trump have “buried the hatchet” after months of political wrangling, and he is endorsing the GOP front-runner’s White House bid.
>At a press conference in Palm Beach, Florida on Friday, Carson, who left the race earlier this month, described “two Donald Trumps” — the persona reflected on stage, and a private, “very cerebral” person who “considers things carefully.”
>Carson warned that it is “extremely dangerous” when political parties attempt to “thwart the will of the people,” and urged politicians to “strengthen the nation,” rather than create divisions.
Carson completely pwnd the media haters too heh.
No.335484
Trump treated Carson well. Media keeps calling Trump racist but Cruz pulled underhanded tactics to ruin him.
I bet the candidates aren't nearly as hostile offstage
No.335487
>inb4 le "Drumpf inherited wealth/nsa support" meme
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No.335494
CAN'T BLOCK THE DOC
CAN'T ARSON THE CARSON
No.335498
>>335494
>CAN'T BLOCK THE DOC
I like it. Supported.
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No.335538
>>335532
I'll check it out thanks anon.
No.335539
>>335477
I'm not shocked by this at all. Trump and Carson were the only candidates who were always on good terms with each other even when Carson was beating Trump in the Iowa polls. Trump also was the one to continue to call out Cruz when Cruz's campaign fucked Carson over in the Iowa Caucus.
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No.335547
>>335484
They probably aren't. The shitflinging that happens during debates is probably little more than banter to them.
Sort of like shitposting on a chan. Only the most autistic faggots take it personally and hold a grudge.
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>>335539
>>335547
Yeah, and Carson addressed that specific topic during his statement.
No.335561
>>335532
During his part of the conference, Trump implys strongly that Dr. Carson will be a part of his administration. Not the VP, but either in education or medicine.
So, the Secretary or Education or the Surgeon General anon?
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No.335594
>>335561
I hope so. He would make an awesome person to restructure things after they repeal Obamacare.
>>335546
thanks for the link anon
No.335596
>>335594
Yee. Obamacare will be out the door within months come January 20th, and good riddance.
IIRC, When asked what Dr. Carson's role in the Trump administration will be, Trump said in effect "Ben will play whatever role he wants to with us. He's very strong in medicine where he's an expert, and he has a passion for education."
So yea, I had the vague sense that he will henceforth be a very close advisor to Donald Trump, both as candidate Trump, President Elect Trump, and President Trump.
Ben Carson is poised to become a very powerful man–and this country needs men like him. I'm very grateful for this turn of events for my country tbqh.
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>>335561
surgeon general hopefully.
No.335603
>>335599
>trip dubs confirms
Yea, it's an important position.
No.335609
>>335596
>Ben Carson is poised to become a very powerful man–and this country needs men like him. I'm very grateful for this turn of events for my country tbqh.
he would have been cannon fodder for the gop like herman cain if trump hadnt showed up. sometimes i get pissed at trump but at the end of the day i look at the shift he has caused in everything. he knows people like and respect carson so he will elevate him and we wont see him disappear like do many other guys have.
No.335610
>>335599
This. It would be an honor for a doctor I'd bet. Shit I'd be honored
No.335611
>>335609
I personally believe Carson becoming a key player in the Trump administration is probably what God intended for the man to do for our nation's history all along.
And absolutely, w/o Trump knocking them back on their heels, the GOP would've push Ben Carson under the bus at the end of the day, heh.
No.335612
>>335477
>there are 2 Donald Trumps
IT KEEPS HAPPENING
DAMN THANK YOU MEME MAGIC
No.335645
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So, Ben 'I peed my pants' Carson is ++good and isn't a fucking idiot now that he agrees with you since forever and you always liked him? Kek.
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>>335645
OP here. In fact this scenario is one of the ones I've prayed for so yea. And yea, I like him more than I do Trump tbqh smh fam.
No.335671
>>335538
I agree with Ben Carson on Obamacare. It is really really fucking ugly and was passed in total secrecy. Congress even ADMITTED they never read the 2,000+ page legislation. I cringe as I wonder what we still don't know about it. The things that we do know are horrific enough. As time goes on and more policy is released it just gets uglier and uglier.
No.335675
>>335671
Agreed. Thankfully, it's highly likely to be history forever anon.
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>>335675
>to soon be history forever*
No.335705
>>335671
>was passed in total secrecy.
False. The Affordable Care Act is a public law. Not some kind of classified FISA court ruling.
>I cringe as I wonder what we still don't know about it.
Read it. Again, the full text of the ACA is publicly available. It's not some kind of secret.
Fuck, you're dumb.
No.335711
>>335705
Who gives a shit faglord. The main point is that Trump shitcans it. Fast.
No.335732
>>335711
>Who gives a shit faglord. The main point is that Trump shitcans it. Fast.
Nope. Not without Congress.
No.335735
>>335732
We all are aware yes. Implying they won't. In case you didn't get the memo; there's a reason it's called Obama care
No.335760
>>335735
Congress isn't going to get rid of the ACA.
It's a moot point anyway, since Trump will lose the general election.
No.335774
>>335732
Actually the next president can effectively repeal obamacare simply by reversing the executive orders Obama enacted after its passage to allow it to move forward. That will leave congress in the position to either pass legislation (they wouldn't for Obama) and try and override a possible presidential veto.
I'd like to see this scenario myself, Congress would either have to accept the end of Obamacare or or openly expose their support for it.
No.335777
>>335760
>since Trump will lose the general election.
Wrong.
>>335774
This. They know the constituency back home all hate it. I predict this is exactly how it will be handled by Trump. I expect Carson will be stumping inside the Beltway on it beforehand as well. Probably before the first year is up President Trump will move on this.
No.335778
Trump posts rare pepes
What a time to be alive
No.335782
>>335774
>Congress would either have to accept the end of Obamacare or or openly expose their support for it.
The latter is what would happen.
Congress is content to score political points by passing all kinds of "repeals" of Obongocare because they know Obongo will veto them.
They're not actually going to pass any of that legislation to a president who would sign it, because many of them would effectively be stripping a large number of their constituents of their health insurance. They don't actually care about doing that to people, but there would be severe political consequences for many of them for doing so, so they won't.
As I said, this is all a moot point anyway. Trump will not win a general election. And Hillary is not going to get rid of the ACA. She'll basically be Obama II. Which is funny, because Obama is just Dubya II. Which means she'll kinda be Dubya III. The only difference will be the pastel pantsuits and the occasional post-menopausal rant about "muh wimminz".
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>>335550
>>335547
I think they probably all hate Cruz though
He's pretty much a dick to everyone
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>>335760
>saging
Geez, I think this guy genuinely believes Trump could lose
How embarrassing
No.335796
>>335782
Holy shit you're a retard
Expanding medicare does the same thing for the average redneck as Obongocare does, with the added bonus of not pissing the average person off
The very fact you think Trump won't win but claim Hillary is Dubya III shows you as an incredibly pretentious know-nothing faggot who just wants to be "le guy on the fence who is above the fray". Eat shit, nigger.
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>>335795
>Geez, I think this guy genuinely believes Trump could lose
Clinton will beat him, yes.
>>335796
Angry, triggered, and incoherent. You're a Trump supporter, alright.
No.335802
>>335782
You are likely correct. A Trump presidency would indeed expose a lot of the RINOs (Republicans in Name Only) by the actions of the RINOs themselves trying their best to keep amnesty, common core and Obamacare in place. They would expose themselves as they refuse to repeal all the cooked Marxist policies of the Obama regime. I think that's why the establishment is pissing their panties over Trump. They know this is a really just a fascists one-party system, and 'democracy' by choice was a ruse all along to screw the people over while they THOUGHT we had some kind of choice.
I have a feeling Trump will have to pull the same stunts that Obama has pulled to fix anything (aka executive orders). Just watch: the commies will start screaming Trump's a dictator, the same as the hillbillies are screaming Obama's a dictator. Fact is, both sides are correct. We live in a banana republic now, not a real democracy.
BTW, I don't believe Trump will make it into office alive. Just watch, he'll die by "accident" mark my words and screenshot this statement for a future reference.
No.335807
>>335760
>Trump will lose the general election
Trump has enough supporters to win. Hillary is banal and corrupt, she has too much to hide already. Imagine a debate with her against Trump. He'd rip her a new cunt. The question should be will "the powers that be" allow him to make it into oval office alive?
No.335812
>>335807
>Trump has enough supporters to win.
Not according to every poll of a Clinton-Trump matchup.
Moreover, Clinton will win all of the large blue states (with their large numbers of EC votes). In addition, she will win a number of swing states.
In the end, the popular vote may be within 10 points or so, but Clinton's EC vote count will be decisive.
No.335858
>>335801
He called you out for being a retard, seems pretty comprehensible to me.
No.335883
PIC RELATED
>KIKEWHEELS FIX YOUR SHIT
No.335912
This is gonna be GREAT for the Dindu vote AND the Christian vote. Trump is running "Illegals killed these black men who dindu nuffin" ads in Missouri.
Besides this is great revenge for the "Dirty Tricks" Cruz played in Iowa.
Carson usually gets revenge via stabbing, but those extra large belt buckles Texans wear provide +3 defense against Ben Carson style attacks.
No.335936
TRUMP WILL END NSA SURVEILLANCE
No.335939
Trump will add states that have traditionally gone to the dems. He is going to get the official nod by the Teamsters. He is adding literally millions of first-time and democrat turncoats to the ranks of the GOP. Ben Carson's support (as well as others to come) will add members from all sorts of demographics around the country. Latinos support Trump. The GOP won't be able to ignore the literally millions of voices old and new that are clamoring for a Trump White House, and will get fully behind him come the RNC.
In the end it's very likely that candidate Trump will win the general election by a very wide margin over Shillary come November.
If not a Regan-style TRUMP over the opponent
>>335912
>Carson usually gets revenge via stabbing
kekd
No.335955
>>335912
>Dindu vote AND the Christian vote
I don't know about the dindus but I can tell you personally as a Christian it certainly bolsters Trump for our demographic. Most White Evangelicals vote Republican anyway (male and female), but having someone so highly respected as Ben Carson as an integral part of the Trump administration will strengthen that view come November.
This is a remarkably wise decision on Dr. Carson's part, and ofc very welcome news to the Trump campaign.
#MAGA
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>>335561
I'm thinking director of health and human services. Replacing Subelius.
No.335964
>>335959
Yeah totally could be that. When does a candidate typically make those types of announcements, before or after winning the General Election?
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>>335964
after nomination is secured, because it is illegal to offer positions to people in exchange for delegates in the convention.
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>>335645
Carson was /pol/'s favorite before Trumps nomination, just not good enough to have us participate in the joke elections are just to vote for one more nigger.
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>>335965
I see. So following the RNC, but before the general election if I understand you correctly anon?
No.336038
>>335967
I looked it up because you got me thinking, I didn't recall so I googled it. Some get announced earlier than others. Expect the VP to be announced first. August usually. Followed by cabinet suggestions about November. Nothing finalized until December. Honestly most cabinet positions that aren't very visible (Secretary of state will come first) won't get brought up till well after election.
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>>335484
yeah the fighting is all for show, outside they have no problem joking with each other. The fighting is just to entertain the goys.
No.336043
>polacks cry nigger whenever carson is mentioned
>now that he's supporting chump he's a real bro
you fucks are so retarded
No.336048
>>336043
Nah, I've *always* supported Carson. I would've voted for him as President in November if he'd won the nod.
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>>336038
Thanks anon. Since Ben Carson is the first announcement in general (ie, that he will be some part of the Trump Administration) I just wonder if his future position won't also be called out early.
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>>335936
DISREGARD THAT I STILL SUCK COCKS
TRUMP IS AN NSA SHILL
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>>335498
>trumpcucks had to photoshop that
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>>336256
could you tell by the pixels
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>>336043
Carson has always been our ally.
No.338151
Ben Carson's endorsement should help the Trump campaign. It will be interesting to see if much change happens by Tuesday, or if it will take a while longer.
No.338192
Hope this isn't an attempt to be VP. Carson saying I don't have a right to semi-autos is enough to make me never want him as president.
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>>338192
No, definitely not. Trump will probably offer him a cabinet position of some sort though.
No.339224
>>338183
Donald Trump is a self made Billionaire.
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>>339297
confirmed reptilian
No.339510
>>339415
oh come on, everyone knows the hostage deal was held up to shlong jimmy carter
No.339522
>>339510
haha. whatever the deal was back then, I expect the fundamental point of the pic stands: Basically as soon as [now] President takes office, cutting ISIS' head off will be Job #1. I don't know what General he's going to tap for the job, but you can bet he will be one Take-no-fucking-bullshit type of man.
>pic related
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>>339522
>President Trump*
No.339536
>>339532
Yea, too bad McAfee or Paul aren't gonna make it this time, huh?
No.339556
>>335711
Apparently you since you were too dumb to bother reading it. Obama care is absolutely shit but that doesn't it's hidden you illiterate bubba.
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>>339556
I'll reiterate my point then:
Who gives a shit?
As long as it's promptly hidden into the shitcan it's current posture largely irrelevant. I imagine this will be a high priority for the Trump administration, and it also wouldn't surprise me if it's one of Dr. Carson's first assigned agendas to advise against.
No.339681
Where's all the Xanax shitposting now?
No.339686
>Surgeon General Carson
>President Trump
This is going to be good.
No.339709
>>339622
Holy fuck, checked.
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No.345716
Has any further information come out as to what role Ben Carson will play, if any, in a Trump White House?
No.345731
>>339224
Always take advice about business from a man who went bankrupt twice
No.345764
>>345731
The man owns a fucking empire friend. I think he understands business just a little bit better than the average man.
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