WillReadmore
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If HUD was working properly you wouldn't have 3-6 generations living in government housing. There would be no homeless Americans.Sure. In the end, that IS what happens.I have a better idea.Let me help:And give you assholes something to be critical of?That's a preposterous comparison.
Nobody has called Carson "fake".
Carson went to great schools, too. So, given his claims of no family money, one has to ask who paid for his education. One doesn't work their way through school to becoming a brain surgeon - nor can one do that today.
And, the charges against Obama not doing enough fly in the face of the Republican congressmen who have opposed Obama's direction on this - even to the point of saying that their OBJECTIVE was motivated by no higher cause than causing the failure of the US president!!
If Carson is to be successful in helping those in need it will require a VERY DIFFERENT congress than Obama had.
Plus, Carson has said NOTHING about what his direction might be.
Why on Earth would he do that?
If you have no ideas whatsoever just don't post.
Or, find somewhere people think ad hom is a sign of intelligence.
Wait till he's in office before you start expecting results.
Rome wasn't built in a day you know.
But, we're in the confirmation process, and that IS when we need to be thinking about the change that is likely to take place.
So far, Carson hasn't given much of a clue concerning what he's going to do to HUD.
And, that is a SERIOUS issue for a large number of Americans who have housing today due to the efforts of HUD - let alone the nearly 2M who are homeless today.
I'm not arguing that HUD is doing everything right.
But we have NEVER been interested in having HUD solve the problem as thoroughly as you demand.
So, if you want to say HUD is failing, you need to be a LOT more specific in defining the parameters HUD has at its disposal as well as what the objectives are.