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Carson Blames Mystery Rival For Playing 'Dirty Tricks' in Iowa Caucus
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1:54Now PlayingGOP presidential contender Ben Carson wasted no time Monday night, in suggesting one of his GOP rivals was in part to blame for his lower number by playing "dirty tricks" in the caucus process.
"I was reasonably happy today until I discovered the dirty tricks that were going on and people spreading rumors that I had dropped out and that people should caucus for somebody else," said Carson, opening his concession speech at the Marriott in West Des Moines.
"I mean do you think that's something that is acceptable?" he asked. (VideoJosiah Ryan )
(ready) Citing Jospeh Stalin, Carson Rebukes Mystery GOP Rival For Playing Playing ‘Dirty Tricks’ in Iowa Caucuses
Feb. 1, 2016 11:59pm Josiah Ryan
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GOP presidential contender Ben Carson wasted no time in his concession speech, Monday evening, suggesting the campaign one of his GOP rivals had played “dirty tricks” on his him, telling voters he had dropped out.
“I was reasonably happy today until I discovered the dirty tricks that were going on and people spreading rumors that I had dropped out and that people should caucus for somebody else,” said Carson, opening his speech at the Marriott in West Des Moines Monday evening
“I mean do you think thats something that is acceptable?” he asked.
Carson later went on on to cite Joseph Stalin, saying that the Stalin wanted to destroy America by undermining its spirituality life, patriotism and morality.
“We are in the process of collapsing from within.. if we continue to accept deceit and dirty tricks and lies… and people who do that are still viable candidates for president of the United States and we accept it, and that’s the problem,” he said.
Carson’s campaign did not immediately reply with a request for more details.
It appeared late Monday night that Carson would come in a distant fourth in Iowa behind behind Rubio, ganerning just 4.5 percent of the votes.
Apparently undaunted, however, Carson concluded his speech by telling supporters he wasn’t going anywhere, except back to Florida for 12-hours for a set of fresh clothes.
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