Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson recently discussed the possibility of being considered for the vice presidential role in the upcoming election. Carson emphasized the importance of aligning with Donald Trump's values and ensuring a strong team around the president. He highlighted the critical need for individuals who believe in a nation 'of the people, by the people, and for the people' rather than those seeking to impose government control.
Reflecting on the challenges facing the nation, Carson referenced Benjamin Franklin's caution about maintaining a republic. He underscored the current threats to the nation's democratic principles and stressed the significance of upholding a transparent and legitimate election process.
Regarding the events of January 6th, Carson acknowledged the complexities faced by former Vice President Mike Pence in certifying the electoral votes. While Carson suggested a thorough examination of election controversies, he commended Pence's efforts to navigate a challenging situation with integrity.
Carson also expressed concerns about potential divisions within the political landscape, urging unity behind a single candidate to safeguard the country's future. He emphasized the need for collective action to address pressing national issues and underscored the gravity of the current political climate.
In response to questions about another candidate's performance, Carson advised a strategic withdrawal to support the eventual nominee and promote cohesion among voters. He underscored the critical juncture facing the nation and the imperative of consolidating efforts for the greater good.
