In the interest of openness, I have been on the Fiorina bandwagon since before the first debate. I also like a number of things Ben Carson says while other things I disagree with. After Carly, my other candidate is Scott Walker, but it looks like it will take a bit to turn his standing around.That being said, with the rise of Carly Fiorina, with the fact that Ben Carson is currently polling second, it's amazing how the media ignores even the question that maybe Republicans aren't as racist as it touted at times. Anyone notice that Fiorina is never asked about her thoughts on a "war on women" or that Hillary never gets asked that if it's time for a woman to be president that Fiorina be a great choice? If not, then should she not be asked if she means what she said or does she not want a woman to succeed? Couldn't the NAACP stand up and publicly support Ben Carson?Between them and others who are running, the silence on the some of these subjects by the media and others is deafening. It won't, but the actions of a great deal of support going to those candidates should should dispel the notion of the sweeping racist and sexist comments by anyone who is willing to look at things objectively regardless of if you agree with their platforms or not.
