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Presidential hopeful says being gay is a choice
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Presidential hopeful Dr. Ben Carson took to Facebook to apologize after saying being gay is choice.
In an interview on March 4 with CNN’s Chris Cuomo, Cuomo asked Carson if he believed that being gay was a choice. Carson replied, “Absolutely.”
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