Ben Carson's Budget Plan Makes Absolutely No Sense

Thursday, he entertained an appreciative audience of 1,500 at Colorado Christian University in this Denver suburb, reminding them, "We must stop listening to secular progressives who are trying to kick God out of our country".

Carson also suggested that the corporate tax rate would decrease to between 15% and 20%, which Pomerleau argues would bolster the economy. "You know, that's what the PC culture is all about, and it's destroying this nation".

Carson said he's acting outside of the traditional candidate mode, and voters recognize "that politics as usual is not working".

Huge crowd await Ben Carson's arrival at Books-a Million book signing event. Credit Sandra Averhart

However, when you dive deeper into Dr. Carson's statements, you also start to see a lot of positions that are surprisingly liberal for someone who's culling the bulk of his support from the far-right wing of the Republican party. However, before becoming a political candidate, Dr. Carson acknowledged freely that he had referred female patients for abortions and has said on multiple occasions that he does not believe abortion should be illegal, telling the Baltimore Sun in 1992, "I would never advocate it's illegal for a person to get an abortion".

"Instead of that money going into the inefficient system that it goes in now", Carson says he would have it "divided and divvied up into your family's health savings account, over which you now have control and to which you can contribute anything you want". The scene is now a hilarious charade without substance and only because one man wants to play it his way. Twitter user Robert Kelly writes. "And we need to make that very clear to everybody".

The third Republican presidential debate is tonight. Interesting factoid about Rubio: He is losing in Iowa and most everywhere else to Ben Carson, an inadvertent comedian who believes that prison makes people gay, in a contest for one of the two major party's presidential nominations.

"We have $19 trillion in debt, we have people out of work, we have ISIS and al Qaeda attacking us-and we're talking about fantasy football?" said Christie.

The government has already attempted to put caps on discretionary spending, through sequestration, but Holtz-Eakon said the government is struggling to get rid of these caps and Carson's plan would be hard to implement. The candidate, however, indicated to reporters here in Lakewood that his muted style isn't likely to change into anything more flashy anytime soon. Trump was married to Marla Maples from 1993-1999, and had one child with her, Tiffany. "It's a program that a few people love, actually", he added. You can't have ten people. I've spoken with many Republican voters who name him as their first choice, though none of them have been able to succinctly say why. In other words, it's grounded enough by presidential debate standards.