Chiming in on the prospects for Trump’s first four years was none other than his former rival Ben Carson. In an interview with Politico, the accomplished neurosurgeon explained that the new president-elect’s first order of business should be to overturn and repeal Obamacare, a task that Carson said he would be more than willing to lend his services in pursuit of:
“The former neurosurgeon stated that ‘yes, of course’ he intends on helping the Trump administration repealing President Obama’s keystone legislation but added that before that can happen, Republicans must first craft a replacement plan.
“’I think the replacement obviously must come first and it must be something that is very appealing and easy to understand,’ he explained. ‘Then, and only then, would you dismantle what’s in place.'”
Carson also stated that, despite promises made during Trump’s campaign, prosecuting Hillary Clinton would not be high on the administration’s initial list of priorities.
Donald Trump speaks at his election night rally in Manhattan on November 9, 2016 (Reuters Pictures)
“That certainly should not be the first thing on one’s list. The concept of liberty and justice for all is important,” he argued. “Having standards that apply to everybody in the society obviously is an important thing.”
“I think actually a lot of the people who have tried to demonize him will be quite shocked when they see who [Trump] really is. He’ll be a very easy person to work with as long as you’re reasonable, as long as you’re fair.”
Source: The DC
Go get her.
Great American
U know all this c**p from USA really makes me proud to be Canadian We aren’t perfect here there is poverty homelessness and racism but what a better life we have here. I just wish Hawaii was a province