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If you read the article Carson did not lie. Another hit piece full of politico assumptions.If so he's done. Bad news for Clinton.
Yes, he did. Seems like you're the one who can't read:
In a bombshell report from Politico, the campaign confirmed Friday that West Point has no record of Carson applying for admission, let alone offering him a place at the prestigious training academy.
Carson's rise to the tops of national polls have prompted closer look at his "very volatile" teenager to God-fearing man story by the press. CNN attempted to verify the story that Carson almost stabbed his friend "Bob" while Carson was a teenager; the network couldn't and Carson conceded parts of his biography were "fictitious." This week Carson criticized media as being "secular" to refuting his claims that the Egyptian pyramids were built to store grain.
In the book that made Carson famous (and inspired a portrayal by Oscar winner Cuba Gooding Jr.), "Gifted Hands," Carson claimed he met and dined with Gen. William Westmoreland, who led U.S. forces in Vietnam.
When asked about the meeting, here's what Carson's campaign manager told Politico:
“Dr. Carson was the top ROTC student in the City of Detroit,” campaign manager Barry Bennett wrote in an email to POLITICO. “In that role he was invited to meet General Westmoreland. He believes it was at a banquet. He can’t remember with specificity their brief conversation but it centered around Dr. Carson’s performance as ROTC City Executive Officer.”
“He was introduced to folks from West Point by his ROTC Supervisors,” Bennett went on. “They told him they could help him get an appointment based on his grades and performance in ROTC. He considered it but in the end did not seek admission.”