Ben Carson and wife picked out the 31k furniture. Emails exposed he was lying lmaooo

I hope yall see what is actually going on. Do yall seriously think all of this is just happening just because...

They doing shit in the background cause a change is coming
 
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I hooe yall see what is actually going on. Do yall seriously think all of this is just happening just because...

They doing shit in the background cause a change is coming

Bruh, Ive been saying that for the longest..But, kats keep falling for the distraction and focusing on the fireworks show and over looking whats going on in the background!!

Im glad you see the game being played on the population of this corporation.
 
Bruh, Ive been saying that for the longest..But, kats keep falling for the distraction and focusing on the fireworks show and over looking whats going on in the background!!

Im glad you see the game being played on the population of this corporation.

Its crazy once you realize the truth
 
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Carson told the committee he "dismissed" himself from the process and left Candy Carson in charge of choosing the furniture.
(ALEX WONG/GETTY IMAGES)
JESSICA CHIA
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Updated: Tuesday, March 20, 2018, 10:57 PM



Housing Secretary Ben Carson pointed the finger at his wife and cited safety needs for the eye-watering cost of a $31,000 dining set for his office.

Facing the House Appropriations subcommittee on Tuesday, Carson claimed he “dismissed” himself from the furniture selection process and left his wife, Candy Carson, in charge.

But emails released by an accountability organization last week suggest that Carson and his wife both played a role in selecting the furniture.

Carson also said the old dining set posed a safety hazard, and that the decision to purchase a new one was a “facilities” issue rather than a decorating concern.

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Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson takes his seat before testifying before a House Committee on Appropriation subcommittee on Tuesday.
“It’s my understanding that the facilities people felt that the dining room table was actually dangerous. People are being stuck by nails, a chair collapsed with somebody sitting in it, it’s 50 years old,” he said.

And so Carson and his wife looked at furniture catalogues together even though "the prices were beyond what I wanted to pay," he said. “I made it clear that didn’t seem right to me.”

Carson told the committee he "dismissed" himself from the process because he had more important things to do and left Candy Carson in charge of choosing the furniture.


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Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson looks over his notes as he waits to testify after his office ordered a $31,000 dining set.
The news of the purchase broke in February, and Carson said he was shocked when he found out about the $31,000 price tag.

"I said, 'What the heck is that all about?'" he said. "I investigated and immediately had it canceled. Not that we don't need the furniture but I thought that was excessive."

On his wife's role, Carson said "a style and a color was selected by her with the caveat that we were not happy with the pricing and they needed to find something. If anybody knew my wife they would realize how ridiculous this was, she's the most frugal person in the world."

Carson also told the panel that if it were up to him, "my office would probably look like a hospital waiting room."
 
:lol:DAMN! That is one ugly woman. Like a dude w/ a wig on:roflmao:
Sheeeeeeiiiiitttttt, Bitch look like him with a wig on, from that picture at least. The Photoshop crew just needs to cut her wig off her and put it on him and see that it's really just him in drag.
 
The American Anteater Association frowns on your demeaning analogy. :hmm: Please withdraw your discourteous statement in 24 hours or we will be forced to take legal action. Next time try our distant cousin, the Aye Aye.

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Damn,

This man has fallen so far.

It makes you wonder if he’s always been like that or something “happened” along the way.


Reading/Hearing/Watching the Black child/Black man that defied the odds to grew up to become a Neurosurgeon.

Crazy inspiring...Now...
 
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The housing system is going down in flames and this clown is worried about his portrait. Smh.

Mr. Carson, the emails show, was also interested in other improvements.

In August, around the time the dining room set was ordered, he asked his staff if he could use any of his furniture allowance to commission a portrait for HUD secretaries not included in the phalanx of oil paintings in the corridor outside his office. There are currently no portraits of Mr. Donovan; his successor, Julián Castro; or Mr. Carson.
 
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