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He probably did more for society in his post presidential life than any other.
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RIP President Carter
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Forgot to mention...
In his memory, you can donate something to Habitat for Humanity. They need almost everything.
Clothing, lamps, tables, chairs, dishes, silverware, couch pillows, bookcases, cabinets & of course, money.
Now get off your asses & do something positive for someone else, dammit!
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Jimmy Carter is a good man. Statesman and humanitarian. Champion of democracy and human rights. He created FEMA, negotiated peace treaties, eradicated diseases, build homes, fought poverty, reformed government ethics, established departments of energy and education. Although under appreciated as president, his lifetime accomplishments are greater than most presidents. Survey of historians rank Carter as 22nd best president. Lincoln first and Trump last.
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Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:
Jimmy Carter is a good man. Statesman and humanitarian. Champion of democracy and human rights. He created FEMA, negotiated peace treaties, eradicated diseases, build homes, fought poverty, reformed government ethics, established departments of energy and education. Although under appreciated as president, his lifetime accomplishments are greater than most presidents. Survey of historians rank Carter as 22nd best president.
Jimmy Carter is a good man. Statesman and humanitarian. Champion of democracy and human rights. He created FEMA, negotiated peace treaties, eradicated diseases, build homes, fought poverty, reformed government ethics, established departments of energy and education. Although under appreciated as president, his lifetime accomplishments are greater than most presidents. Survey of historians rank Carter as 22nd best president.
That's top half in US history... 
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Two peas in a pod....
https://x.com/CollinRugg/status/1877422733296095443
NEW: Trump told Obama he had to find a quiet place to speak with him regarding an urgent “matter of importance,” according to the New York Post. The revelation was made by forensic lip reader Jeremy Freeman.
Trump: “I’ve pulled out of that. It’s the conditions. Can you imagine that?”
Trump: “…and after, I will.”
Trump: “Call me at the foy after, yep.”
Obama: “Can you just … it should be good.”
Trump: “I can’t talk, we have to find a quiet place sometime. This is a matter of importance and we need to do this outside so that we can deal with it, certainly, today.”
Just two members of our uniparty yucking it up....
https://x.com/vtchakarova/status/1877422696645996562
You will not survive here. You are not a wolf, and this is the land of wolves now...
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I will never understand why people of either party follow political clowns on twitter, tik tok, facebook, instagram, you tube etc etc. They are all clowns too lazy to actually go work a real job. Now everybody just wants to be an internet influencer, so they can make money off weak minded fools lollll.
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@cd329
You do realize there are plenty of real people; economists, investors, poly scientists, sports bettors, health experts, statisticians, scientists of all walks of life, etc. etc. on twitter that are not "influencers" right? They don't "make money" and their purpose is not to "influence weak minded fools". I mean, you must realize this right?
They are just every day Joes who's expertise lies in a specific field and they like to use the platform to talk and discuss not only their expertise but other subjects. The internet is a fountain of unlimited information, all free at your finger tips. There has never been a day in the world where information flows so freely as today....and tomorrow will be the same but a new day. If one has a great thirst for knowledge and education then one is doing themselves a disservice by not tapping into the resources at their fingertips....
I agree with you though on the influencers being clowns but that is the world we live in. Blame it on the ilk of society....the Zoomer generation......or even Zuckerberg, to each his own.
You will not survive here. You are not a wolf, and this is the land of wolves now...
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
I remember the Carter years very well as that was the time I was inspired to join the National Guard. The man as President was/is very much under-appreciated. Watching the funeral this morning is sad....very moving.
I remember the Carter years very well as that was the time I was inspired to join the National Guard. The man as President was/is very much under-appreciated. Watching the funeral this morning is sad....very moving.
Terrific eulogies today remembering the class act that was Jimmy Carter.
He's ranked right around the middle of all US presidents.
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