Ben Carson's Stereotypes

On Monday, November 9th an article from the New York Times was published about Ben Carson. As many are aware, Ben Carson is running for the 2016 Presidential election. Mr. Carson is a devote Christian and the first surgeon to separate conjoined twins. From the article that was published, the writer Charles M. Blow wrote about the different lies that Ben Carson has been caught in lately. The first lie that Ben Carson was accused of was that he claimed that he had received a “full scholarship” from West Point. Unfortunately, Mr. Carson never actually applied; therefore, he was not granted admission from the university. Another example was told in his autobiography, “Gifted Hands.” Mr. Carson claimed that when he was at Yale University he took a class called Perceptions 301. On the final exam paper for the class, all the students were required to retake the exam, because of a fire that burned the initial exams. Reporters were able to find information from the Yale Liberian Claryn Spies stating that there was never a class called Perceptions 301. Stating all of these facts make many conservatives worried about future lies that Mr. Carson will tell America and the public during his presidential election campaign.
Carson’s incident when he tried to stab a friend. During an interview, all nine of his friends claimed that this incident never occurred. The tenth person said that he has no recall of the information and thought it could have been a rumor. In this article, “Ben Carson and the Truth,” Ben Carson has been accused of lying in several situations. As a conservative, the Republican Party should watch Mr. Carson carefully and examine his arguments for any false