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Definition: Carsonators (noun) are supporters of Dr. Benjamin Solomon Carson for the office of President of the United States of America.

Carsonators are a diverse group consisting of DEM & GOP, all genders/ages/ethnicities/creeds, varying economic profiles, various religious affiliations (or none at all), every individual uniqueness and personal blessing imaginable, and then some....

Carsonators shared belief is that the United States of America belongs to We the People as defined by her Constitution and Bill of Rights. Our shared values being the desire to preserve our freedoms and rights as American citizens and patriots of our country.

Carsonators tend to lean toward smaller government and less …show more content…
Chastening and/or criticizing others is likely to turn them away, if anything. Dr. Carson is a Christian and yet his mission, as President of the United States, is to honor the foundational values of our country, one of which is the FREEDOM OF RELIGION as provided by our Constitution. Dr. Carson has stated his intent shall be to restore our country to her Constitutional, Free Market system of values. Dr. Carson 's Christianity does not infringe on the Constitutional rights of any of our citizens regardless of their personal religious affiliation or choice to remain non-religious, spritual, et …show more content…
Carson or to learn about Dr. Carson and his political stances regarding our nation 's issues/challenges. Dr. Carson is a tremendous advocate of education and his political stances can be found rooted in the foundational values/freedoms of our country as outlined in our Constitution and/or Bill of Rights. Knowledge is power and we, as a people, should be empowered in knowing what our individual rights are as well as our patriotic responsibilities which allow us to collectively contribute to the success of our nation! When the time comes and President Carson, MD, delivers our nation back to to We the People, we 'll need to be both UNITED and KNOWLEDGEABLE so that, together, we can immediately begin to Heal, Inspire and Revive our

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