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Saturday, February 9, 2013

Video: Dr. Benjamin Carson makes Barack Obama VERY uncomfortable at National Prayer Breakfast

Is it me or did Dr. Benjamin Carson spend thirty minutes criticizing Barack Obama - who heard every word - without ever looking at him? Right out of the gate, Carson begins ripping political correctness, something Obama loves.

Great line at the 8:14 mark:
"If you don't accept excuses, pretty soon people stop giving them and they start looking for solutions."
Ha! Was he telling Obama to stop blaming Bush?

Big quote moment begins at the 17:00 mark. As Carson was talking about great nations of the past, he made reference to Rome. Here's the quote, followed by a screenshot of the look on Obama's face after the comment:
I think particularly about ancient Rome. Very powerful, nobody could even challenge them militarily. But what happened to them? They destroyed themselves from within. Moral decay, fiscal irresponsibility. They destroyed themselves.
Here is the screenshot from right after Carson uttered those words but be sure to watch the look on the face of Obama during the entire comment.


The look of a man who knows people are on to him?

God appeared to be somewhere in the room at this National Prayer Breakfast and Obama clearly didn't like it.

To get the most out of this speech, watch Obama's face while listening to Carson's voice.

Via Freedom's Lighthouse:



h/t Barrackaid #2

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