Republican Candidates, Ben Carson Will Support Donald Trump

MASSAPEDIA NEWS - Former US presidential candidate of the Republican Party, Ben Carson, will support former rival, Donald Trump, in the campaign ahead of Super Tuesday 3 on Monday.

It is delivered directly by Trump in a presidential debate will be hosted by CNN on Thursday (10/3). When answering questions about education, Trump said that Carson would "support me tomorrow morning."

Carson is also a retired neurosurgeon, ending the battle for the White House last week, after failing to win the Republican primary.

At the beginning of the election, the vote is still above Carson Trump. However, Carson failed to maintain the momentum along with the many questions about the foreign policy and national security that he initiated.

When asked about stretching in this institution, the head of the Republican National Committee, Reince Priebus, said he did not know about this support.

However, he said that, "If this is true, would be a big win."

If true, Carson will be the former Republican presidential candidate who finally turned to support both Trump after Chris Christie.

The news is expected to disappoint prospective Republican presidential candidate more, Ted Cruz. Because, on Wednesday Carson said that he was open to supporting Trump or Cruz.

"You have to consider all of the information. Who is about to win and what kind of maneuver that is not liked by the voters. We must be very careful in these matters," said Carson.

The relationship between Carson and Cruz worsened after the first Republican primary election in Iowa. CNN reported that Carson plans to immediately return to Florida than to New Hampshire or South Carolina, where the next election is held.

At that time, Carson stressed that his return does not mean he will stop campaigning. He just needs time to breath and take some clothes.

But at one campaign, Cruz responded to any of the news. He said that the return of Carson indicated that the former neurosurgeons are no longer going to fight in the race for the Republican presidential seat.

Carson then asked Cruz is responsible for the mistake. He asks Cruz to fire whoever is responsible for the big lie. Cruz also apologized.

However, one person close to Carson said that the candidate would still keep bad feelings over the incident.

"He still harbored many a grudge against Ted Cruz for the Iowa case," said the anonymous source.

Meanwhile, according to this source, the relationship Carson and Trump continues to improve. Both of these men have a home in West Palm Beach and know each other very well.

One other factor is Carson considers two other candidates, Marco Rubio and John Kasich, would not survive after Super Tuesday this. This source also said that Carson can be an asset for Trump in order to reach the voice of the other Republicans.

In the last week alone, Carson announced that he would be the chairman of My Faith Votes, an organization that seeks the voice of the Christians.

"He can go to places that are not frequented by other members of the Republican Party," he said.