Quote:He posited a theory on the pyramids. A personal opinion.  Does that make him unqualified to be the president?

 

It raises the question, if he clings to his beliefs in spite of all the evidence refuting those beliefs, then what will happen when he's President and he comes up with some plan of action that all his advisers tell him is foolhardy.   Will he go ahead anyway?   Will he reject the facts and evidence and advice that is brought to him by his advisers that doesn't fit his preconceived beliefs?   The man still thinks the pyramids were built to be grain silos.   He doesn't appear to be interested in the overwhelming evidence that they were not grain silos.  

 

He's new.  We don't know him very well at all.   We're just trying to figure out how he thinks.   This is just one small facet that need to be examined. 

 

Your reaction to this question is kind of ridiculous.  The man is running for President of the United States.   Don't you think we ought to ask a few questions about him?  

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