Ben Carson breaks all the rules in gay gaffe apology. Here's how.

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(Carolyn Kaster/AP/File) Ben Carson breaks all the rules in gay gaffe apology. Here's how. After saying that 'I realized that my choice of language does not reflect fully my heart on gay issues,' Carson then complained about the 'liberal press' and vowed never to talk about gay marriage again....MORE

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