What an absolute joke. Carter is perhaps one of the greatest Presidents of the twentieth century, and arguably the greatest ex-President ever.
This effort to censure Carter is typical neocon drivel... 1. Divert attention from real problems.
2. Tell a lie often enough, and some people will think it's the truth. That's the neocon playbook.
As for President Carter's record legacy...
His unwavering devotion to his country, his faith, and his principles are unparalleled amongst Presidents of the modern era. His commitment to human rights, civil rights, voter rights, and the rights of the poor and less fortunate, put him in a class by himself amongst American statesmen. Here is a man who practices what he preaches - something unheard of in American politics today.
In an era when we seem to be as divided as a nation, and as a world, as we humans may have ever been, it's refreshing to see someone in the spotlight who would fight and advocate for peace. The warmongers will likely get their feathers ruffled by this post, as they seem to take great pleasure in labeling Carter a "weak" President. But I can't think of a man who has sat in the oval office with a stronger character than President James Earl Carter.
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called sons of God" (Matthew 5:9).
Absolutely.
What an absolute joke. Carter is perhaps one of the greatest Presidents of the twentieth century, and arguably the greatest ex-President ever.
This effort to censure Carter is typical neocon drivel... 1. Divert attention from real problems.
2. Tell a lie often enough, and some people will think it's the truth. That's the neocon playbook.
As for President Carter's record legacy...
His unwavering devotion to his country, his faith, and his principles are unparalleled amongst Presidents of the modern era. His commitment to human rights, civil rights, voter rights, and the rights of the poor and less fortunate, put him in a class by himself amongst American statesmen. Here is a man who practices what he preaches - something unheard of in American politics today.
In an era when we seem to be as divided as a nation, and as a world, as we humans may have ever been, it's refreshing to see someone in the spotlight who would fight and advocate for peace. The warmongers will likely get their feathers ruffled by this post, as they seem to take great pleasure in labeling Carter a "weak" President. But I can't think of a man who has sat in the oval office with a stronger character than President James Earl Carter.
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called sons of God" (Matthew 5:9).
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