The Man Behind Ben Carson
One of the most influential people in Ben Carson’s political orbit has no role in his actual campaign.
Armstrong Williams, 56, is a black conservative radio personality, a real estate investor, TV station owner, publisher and former political operative for figures as diverse as the late Sen. Strom Thurmond (R-S.C.) and Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
Williams does not fit the traditional profile of a man-behind-the-candidate, yet he looms over the 2016 hopeful's world.
In interviews with Carson, as well as top current and former campaign officials, the message is clear: Carson and Williams come as one.
“It’s a package deal, no question about it,” Carson told The Hill.
Armstrong Williams, 56, is a black conservative radio personality, a real estate investor, TV station owner, publisher and former political operative for figures as diverse as the late Sen. Strom Thurmond (R-S.C.) and Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
Williams does not fit the traditional profile of a man-behind-the-candidate, yet he looms over the 2016 hopeful's world.
In interviews with Carson, as well as top current and former campaign officials, the message is clear: Carson and Williams come as one.
“It’s a package deal, no question about it,” Carson told The Hill.
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