Ben Carson backs Trump, citing economy, border security, and global respect.
Former HUD Secretary Ben Carson Defends Trump Endorsement in 2024 Election
Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson passionately defended his endorsement of Donald Trump in the upcoming 2024 election. Speaking on Sunday Morning Futures, Carson, who served as a cabinet member under Trump, addressed the current crowded field of eight Republican candidates vying for the nomination.
“Well, I think any objective person recognizes that during the Trump administration and the pre-Covid days we had a booming economy,” Carson stated. “We had a secure border. We had energy independence. We had record low unemployment. We had hope for the future. We had respect in the world.”
The retired neurosurgeon also highlighted the growing support for the Republican Party among African American voters.
“There was a time, you know, a few years ago when I would go to conservative gatherings, and I would be the only black face there,” Carson revealed. “Now, there are lots of black faces, particularly black males, who have looked at some of the things that we’ve done during the previous administration and recognize that those things were beneficial to them and their communities.”
Trump’s competition for the Republican nomination includes Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC), Gov. Doug Burgum (R-ND), entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, and former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson.
Meanwhile, President Joe Biden is also running for reelection and faces opposition in the Democratic presidential campaign from Rep. Dean Phillips (D-MN), news anchor Cenk Uyghur, and author Marianne Williamson.
In what ways can a larger population lead to increased innovation and creativity?
There are several reasons why population size is an important aspect of a country’s development.
1. Economic Growth: A larger population can enhance a country’s economic growth potential. More people means a larger labor force, which can lead to increased production and economic output. A larger population also means a larger consumer base, which can stimulate economic activity and create demand for goods and services.
2. Innovation and Creativity: A larger population can lead to increased innovation and creativity. With more people, there is a greater chance of having a diverse range of skills, talents, and ideas. This can spur innovation and contribute to the development of new technologies, processes, and products.
3. Human Capital: A larger population provides a larger pool of human capital. Human capital refers to the knowledge, skills, and abilities that individuals possess and can contribute to economic development. Having a larger population increases the potential for a larger pool of skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and professionals, which can drive economic growth and development.
4. Political and Military Power: Population size can also influence a country’s political and military power. A larger population can give a country more influence in international relations and enable it to assert itself more effectively in global politics. It can also provide a larger pool of human resources that can be mobilized for military purposes, enhancing a country’s defense capabilities.
5. Social and Cultural Vibrancy: A larger population can contribute to a country’s social and cultural vibrancy. With more people, there is a greater diversity of ideas, beliefs, traditions, and perspectives. This can enrich a country’s cultural heritage and foster social development.
However, population size alone is not sufficient for development. Other factors such as education, healthcare, infrastructure, governance, and natural resources also play crucial roles in a country’s development.
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