Ben Carson: Time to Kick People Out of Office - 'We Can Get Our Country Back, But We Have to Brave'

Garth Kant / WND

NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. – “We cannot be free if we are not brave.”

That’s how Ben Carson summed up the predicament every American faces in the era of President Obama, while speaking at CPAC, the annual gathering of conservatives just outside Washington, D.C.

The world-famous neurosurgeon said if Americans use the example of the greatest generation they can save the nation and, “We can get our country back, but we have to brave.”

Carson invited the audience to remember the incredible dangers and hardships Americans faced during World War II. With all of civilization on the verge of collapse and chaos everywhere, only one thing saved the day: The one country with enough strength and determination to fight, and win, wars on two fronts on the opposite sides of the world.

He poignantly recalled how Americans had made tremendous sacrifices so that people all across the world could have freedom and justice.

“You want to tell me were not an exceptional country? You go jump in a lake!” exclaimed Carson and the crowd responded with a huge ovation, standing and cheering.

Carson used another stark analogy to describe the economic peril America faces.

“The ship is about to sail off Niagara Falls and were all about to be killed,” he gravely warned about the nation’s more than $17-trillion in debt.

The doctor implored voters, that even if their preferred candidate does not win in the primary elections, they still must vote for Republicans in the fall.

He said whether the candidates are tea partiers, RINOs (Republicans In Name Only), or “whatever you want to call them – we need them!”

However, he was careful to add, voters must “kick out of office those who keep voting to raise the debt ceiling,” which included some key GOP leaders.

Carson jumped into the national spotlight after giving the keynote address at the National Prayer Breakfast in February 2013. With President Obama sitting just a few feet away, Carson delivered a 27-minute stinging rebuke of the administration’s policies and “moral decay and fiscal irresponsibility.”

After that speech, the Wall Street Journal ran an editorial that practically begged Carson to run for president. That wish may come true.

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