Yes, I have to agree with Trump!  We have to have a person who has the stamina and toughness to deal with the corruption in Washington on your first day.  And we have to have someone who is not beholden to anyone but himself.  The bulk of the politicians are beholden to “special interest” persons and that is where the corruption begins and ends. Because once they take the money – they are then indebted to these people and have to do their favors for voting legislation (corruption).  Nice will not get it in that town.

We have so many areas in Washington that need to be sterilized and the one that I feel would be a good fit for Dr. Carson is the Veterans Administration and Obamacare as the Surgeon General. The Doctor could do so much to sterilize these two badly needed areas of waste and corruption.

Thursday September 03, 2015

Trump Hits Carson: He Only Managed Nurses

By Cathy Burke | Thursday, 03 Sep 2015 09:41 AM

Donald Trump took a stab at surging GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson, saying he couldn’t handle the presidency with job-creating experience that extended to a “nurse or maybe two.”

In an interview with The Daily Caller’s Jamie Weinstein, the real estate mogul calls the retired pediatric neurosurgeon “a wonderful guy” and “a friend,” but declared being president would be “very tough” on the renowned doctor.

“I think it’s a very difficult situation that he’d be placed in,” Trump tells Weinstein. “He’s really a friend of mine, I just think it’s a very difficult situation that he puts himself into, to have a doctor who wasn’t creating jobs and would have a nurse or maybe two nurses.”

“It’s such a different world,” Trump says, Weinstein writes. “I’ve created tens of thousands of jobs over the years.”

Carson’s stock has been steadily rising since the first GOP debate on Aug. 6, with Carson pulling even with Trump in Iowa in one poll.

But Trump tells Weinstein that it was just one poll and that he leads the field, including Carson, in other recent surveys.

Trump has also questioned rival Sen. Ted Cruz’s eligibility for president because of his birth in Canada to an American mother and Cuban father.

But since then, “Cruz and Trump have since become something like BFFs on the campaign trail, refusing to criticize each other and even scheduled to appear together at an upcoming rally in Washington against the nuclear deal with Iran,” Weisntein notes.

“Based on everything I see, there’s no problem” with Cruz’s eligibility, Trump tells Weinstein.

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