Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,”while discussing the recent Muslim controversies surrounding Republican presidential candidates Ben Carson and Donald Trump, host Joe Scarborough warned the other Republican candidates that they better “stop being milquetoast,” get some “balls” and says something about
Florida Senator and Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio stated that someone’s faith shouldn’t disqualify them from the presidency, but that he would hope people with “radical views and values” aren’t elected on Monday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel. Rubio
Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” Democratic presidential candidate Martin O’Malley criticized Republican presidential candidate former Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon Ben Carson for saying he believes a Muslim would not be qualified to be president. O’Malley said, “Yeah. there’s a lot
The Washington Post’s sensitive editorial board writes it is “prejudicial” for a GOP candidate to judge the catastrophic record created by the 1,200-year-old Islamic ideology.
The GOP establishment is apparently so worried about Donald Trump that it’s working with Democrats and even Islamists to attack nice-guy Dr. Ben Carson.
Monday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” the discussion turned to a web ad Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump ran against his rival Jeb Bush suggesting Bush is currently smoking marijuana. Bush has admitted to smoking marijuana while in high school. The
Glenn Kessler of the Washington Post has awarded Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson for a statement justifying his skepticism of a hypothetical Muslim president: “Taqiyya is a component of Shia that allows, and even encourages you to lie to achieve your goals.”
Fiorina, one of a long list of Republican hopefuls, has been working to introduce herself to voters.
Fox News Channel host Eric Bolling said that he wouldn’t vote for a Muslim candidate who wouldn’t say the Constitution supersedes Sharia Law on Monday’s broadcast of “The Five.” Bolling stated [relevant remarks begin at 2:27] that while GOP presidential candidate
Talk radio host Mark Levin criticized the media for its coverage of GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson’s comments about a Muslim being president on Monday. Levin said Carson’s remarks have “nothing to do” with the Constitution, since Article VI
Whoopi Goldberg slammed critics of Planned Parenthood Monday, telling her fellow co-hosts on The View that defunding the controversial abortion provider would do little to stop women from obtaining abortions.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson said that while he stands by his comments regarding a Muslim president, he would be “quite willing” to support someone with “a Muslim background” if they put the Constitution above their religion. In the
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker used his sooner-than-expected exit speech to spout the anti-Trump, populist-hating narrative now being pushed by the establishment’s entwined GOP, Democratic, Wall Street, and media wings.
In his opening “Talking Points” monologue on the Monday broadcast of “The O’Reilly Factor” on the Fox News Channel, host Bill O’Reilly pushed back against the criticism aimed at former Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon Ben Carson for saying he would not
During a September 20 appearance on NBC’s Meet The Press, Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson voiced his opposition to a Muslim holding the office of the President of the United States.
Jonathan Capehart, an opinion writer for the Washington Post, declares Ben Carson and Donald Trump unfit to hold the office of U.S. president.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stated that “anybody that is able to win an election will be absolutely fine” because of the vetting process they have to go through in reaction to fellow GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson’s comments
Monday on ABC’s “The View,” co-hosts Whoopi Goldberg and Raven-Symoné criticized Republican presidential candidate former Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon Ben Carson by saying he believes a Muslim would not be qualified to be president. Goldberg said, “The Constitution, Article 6 of the Constitution
Monday Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) criticized Republican presidential candidate, former Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon Ben Carson saying he believes a Muslim would not be qualified to be president. Sanders said, “This is the year 2015. For a long, long
Islamic advocates ejected a Breitbart News reporter from a Sept. 21 news conference in Washington D.C. The Council on American-Islamic Relations was hosting the event to complain about Dr. Ben Carson’s criticism of Islamic intolerance.
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest decried Ben Carson’s remarks for suggesting that a Muslim would not be qualified to be president of the United States, calling it unconstitutional.
Republican presidential candidate and former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee argued that there is no religious test to hold a public office, and someone shouldn’t be disqualified from holding one due to their faith on Monday’s “Mornings with Maria” on the
Monday at the White House press briefing press secretary Josh Earnest reacted to Republican presidential candidate, neurosurgeon Ben Carson saying he believes a Muslim would not be qualified to be president by attacking the entire GOP field. Earnest said, “We
In an appearance on CNN’s “New Day” on Monday, Armstrong Williams, the business manager for Ben Carson’s 2016 presidential campaign told show host Alisyn Camerota that Carson has no intention of apologizing for the remarks he made on Sunday’s broadcast of
An Iowa news outlet tried–and failed–to draft Sen. Ted Cruz into the media’s campaign against Dr. Ben Carson, following the doctor’s Sunday declaration of opposition to Islamic ideology.
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The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), a group that advocates for the spread of Islam, is calling on Ben Carson to withdraw from the presidential election for stating that Islam is “inconsistent” with the Constitution.
In 1772 Sam Adams wrote “The Rights of the Colonists,” through which he set forth a litmus test for religions that could be tolerated under the new government colonists would form. Adams’ litmus test rules out theocracies like Islam.
Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson is under attack for saying: “I would not advocate that we put a Muslim in charge of this nation. I absolutely would not agree with that.” Candor about Islam will guarantee you the hot seat at the center of a media firestorm.
On Fox News Channel’s “Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo,” Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) insisted Dr. Ben Carson apologize for saying a Muslim should not be president of the Untied States. Graham said, “During the second election of Karzai, I had
A new national CNN poll shows that Carly Fiorina is now in second place among Republican presidential candidates followed closely by Ben Carson.
On Sunday’s “Meet the Press,” retired Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon Ben Carson was asked to weigh on the controversy surrounding his opponent GOP front-runner Donald Trump regarding the question of President Barack Obama’s faith, which was posed to Trump in a question
MSNBC’s Melissa Harris-Perry noted on her Saturday show the diversity of the 2016 GOP primary candidates, with one female, two latinos and an African-American all in the running. Harris-Perry admitted that the diversity of the GOP candidates “does actually look better
Heritage Action for America is hosting a presidential candidate forum in Greenville, SC on Friday, beginning at 4:00 p.m. ET. Twelve candidates seeking the Republican nomination for president will attend. The event, co-hosted by Gov. Nikki Haley (R-SC) and former Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC),
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson argued, “I’m not sure that we attack every government that declares war on us” on Thursday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “O’Reilly Factor.” Carson discussed his opposition to the Afghanistan and Iraq wars
Dr. Ben Carson, a 2016 GOP presidential candidate, is furious that the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) would use his birthday to try to boost its fundraising coffers.
A poll of Republican voters who saw Wednesday night’s debate found Carly Fiorina the clear winner and suggests Donald Trump did not help himself with viewers.
SIMI VALLEY — Retired neurosurgeon and presidential candidate Ben Carson responded to California Gov. Jerry Brown over climate change in the spin room at the GOP debate Wednesday night.
Wednesday night’s Republican debate on CNN from the Reagan Library lasted for approximately three hours, but felt as if it lasted for all eternity. During the endless conversation, some candidates rose, some fell, and most of the audience fell asleep. The debate may not have clarified the potential nominee – but it certainly clarified who won’t be a factor in the coming weeks.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson said that he is “probably, or possibly” in favor of raising the minimum wage, but that it should be indexed, and the country needs two minimum wages at Wednesday’s primetime debate on CNN. Carson