http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/meet-...ry?id=26735300
I haven't started vetting anyone really but I do like a lot of his message.
I do know that he supports a tax system in which everyone contributes.
He first gained notoriety for attacking political correctness.
He is a religious man and I don't have any problem with that as long as he keeps that out of the political spectrum. I don't know if a truly religious politician can separate the two.
Let me restate that. Maybe a truly religious person can separate the two but someone that runs on religion probably can't.
If he wants to get on his knees every morning and ask for guidance then good for him. If you're not religious call it meditation or introspection. Again, I don't have a problem with it as long as he's attacking the nations problems from a practical standpoint and not trying to inject his God into our lives.
A medical doctor that has been as successful as he is probably can separate his personal life from his professional one better than most.