Ron Paul: Case Study
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Benjamin Solomon Carson, Sr., M.D. Press Questions for Ron Paul
submitted by
Arlisa Hardy- Manager
Britteni Swain- Telephone Bank
Carl Caesar- Community Developer
Justin Lee- Campaign Financial Advisor
Ryan Cyress- Public Relations
POS 100.02 Professor Carol Pretlow
April 18, 2014
Benjamin Solomon Carson, Sr., M.D. Press Questions for Ron Paul
1. Dr. Paul, what is the bravest thing you have ever done?
Taking his oath of office! No, I do not have any one because I believe he is just continuing a process that has been going on for a hundred years of government ever growing. So there is no one thing that he has done other than (in a very general sense) continue the …show more content…
What is your response to the charges that you are speaking at an “anti semetic” conference?
3. If you could reverse one decision Obama made in office, which would it be and why?
( Being a OBGYN)
4. What is your stand on abortion?
I am against abortion because i believe life begins at conception and abortions end innocent lives.
5. What is your position on legalizing marijuana?
My position on marijuana has not changed for a long time, but the position has always been that it should be legal and there should be no criminal penalties at all for the use of
it. When people do things that may harm themselves, the government should not be involved, therefore I do not believe in any drug laws. If there is going to be any regulation at all, it should be at the state level. The federal government should not be engaging in a war against drugs.
Fortunately, the people are waking up and the states are rebelling, and I think that at some point in the near future there will not be much enforcement of the federal laws against marijuana.
6. What you do different from George W. Bush?
7. What is your stand on education in poor …show more content…
earth and life scientists is less worrisome than that he considers the issue unimportant. For its one thing to disagree with the majority and buck scientific orthodoxy; it is quite another thing to not comprehend what is even at stake when you make your claims. After all, without understanding what practical difference theories make, one might rush to cut federal research programs by over $10 billion. One might even oppose giving pay raises to schoolteachers, abolish the Department of Education, and legalize the efforts of school boards to incorporate creationism into their biology curricula, or look askance at public education itself. Paul’s views on science are not without consequence. He owes us a defense of
Benjamin Solomon Carson, Sr., M.D. Press Questions for Ron Paul
submitted by
Arlisa Hardy- Manager
Britteni Swain- Telephone Bank
Carl Caesar- Community Developer
Justin Lee- Campaign Financial Advisor
Ryan Cyress- Public Relations
POS 100.02 Professor Carol Pretlow
April 18, 2014
Benjamin Solomon Carson, Sr., M.D. Press Questions for Ron Paul
1. Dr. Paul, what is the bravest thing you have ever done?
Taking his oath of office! No, I do not have any one because I believe he is just continuing a process that has been going on for a hundred years of government ever growing. So there is no one thing that he has done other than (in a very general sense) continue the …show more content…
What is your response to the charges that you are speaking at an “anti semetic” conference?
3. If you could reverse one decision Obama made in office, which would it be and why?
( Being a OBGYN)
4. What is your stand on abortion?
I am against abortion because i believe life begins at conception and abortions end innocent lives.
5. What is your position on legalizing marijuana?
My position on marijuana has not changed for a long time, but the position has always been that it should be legal and there should be no criminal penalties at all for the use of
it. When people do things that may harm themselves, the government should not be involved, therefore I do not believe in any drug laws. If there is going to be any regulation at all, it should be at the state level. The federal government should not be engaging in a war against drugs.
Fortunately, the people are waking up and the states are rebelling, and I think that at some point in the near future there will not be much enforcement of the federal laws against marijuana.
6. What you do different from George W. Bush?
7. What is your stand on education in poor …show more content…
earth and life scientists is less worrisome than that he considers the issue unimportant. For its one thing to disagree with the majority and buck scientific orthodoxy; it is quite another thing to not comprehend what is even at stake when you make your claims. After all, without understanding what practical difference theories make, one might rush to cut federal research programs by over $10 billion. One might even oppose giving pay raises to schoolteachers, abolish the Department of Education, and legalize the efforts of school boards to incorporate creationism into their biology curricula, or look askance at public education itself. Paul’s views on science are not without consequence. He owes us a defense of