What in the hell did I just watch?
C'mon this is a parody of the actual documentary, right? Right?
Apparently not according to Mediaite:
The ad starts out exactly as you might expect: Lots of medical imagery, including a flat-lining heart monitor (meant to signify America’s demise?); dramatic music set to video of Dr. Carson in scrubs at his hospital; footage of Fox News and CNN anchors discussing his possible 2016 run; and the neurosurgeon looking directly into the camera while reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.
The pledge gives way to an unending two-minute female narration, full of disjointed sentences and awkward emphasis on arbitrary words.
"Disjointed sentences and awkward emphasis on arbitrary words?" Well hell perhaps Carson really is born to run for political office as a Republican.
I have not felt so lost watching a video since the last time I transcribed a Sarah Palin interview.
And the time before that was, well that was another Sarah Palin interview as well.
Which I guess helps us to realize whose demographic Carson is shooting for.
I wonder if the Republicans realize that it takes more than pigment to become the conservative answer to Barack Obama?
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The intro to Ben Carson's 40 minute "Breath of Fresh Air" documentary will make you wonder if he is getting enough "fresh air" to his brain.
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