Dr. Ben Carson had his turn at the podium on Tuesday night during the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. Carson arrived onstage to rousing applause, with the former Republican Presidential Candidate immediately speaking about his faith in God. Ben spoke about hating political correctness and loving the fact that U.S. money clearly states, "In God We Trust." Carson spoke of the Pledge of Allegiance with its words stating that the country is "one nation under God, indivisible."
However, it was Carson's links to Hillary Clinton and Lucifer that got social media going -- and will more than likely inspire a future segment on SNL with Dana Carvey's "Church Lady" coming back to life to deliver the famous line asking, "Shall we say, Satan?"
Carson pointed to Hillary's connection to author Saul Alinsky to draw the lines to the devil. As reported by Yahoo, Clinton wrote a letter to Alinsky when Hillary was only 23 and fawning over the Chicago community activist's work. Clinton would go on to ask about Saul's forthcoming book at the time (1971) and wonder in the letter when Rules for Radicals: A Practical Primer for Realistic Radicals would be published.
