From what I saw of Carter at his wife, Rosalyn’s funeral, he’s not cognitive enough o know who’s running, let alone claim he wants to vote for Kamala.
I was a newly minted married lady during his tenure. I truly liked him for his farming background, and his unabashed Christianity, at a time when we were considered a Christian Nation, but …
From what I saw of Carter at his wife, Rosalyn’s funeral, he’s not cognitive enough o know who’s running, let alone claim he wants to vote for Kamala.
I was a newly minted married lady during his tenure. I truly liked him for his farming background, and his unabashed Christianity, at a time when we were considered a Christian Nation, but didn’t talk about it. He had a very southern family, slightly off beat, in a time when DC was a club of east coast elites and west coast mafia. He appealed to the common people and his seeming sweetness and charming wife and family took a man no one heard of over the top. Much like DJT with a different set of backers, he got the common guy. I voted for him and that was the first and last Dem I ever voted for.
Was it all a front to take America down a now familiar road, or was Carter allowed to win, only to be pushed aside once in office. He was an outsider, who knew governorship and business, but nothing of the snakepit of DC. Perhaps, I am wrong, but he was caught off guard by what happened to him behind the walls of the White House, and the betrayal in the halls of Congress. He stayed a good soldier, but hated the Clintons and Obama’s.
Was he the worst president? Not by a long shot, but he did not have the hutzpah to battle down those in Washington.
I will say one good thing about Carter, after his presidency, he was part of the Carter-Baker commission which very clearly laid out how vote fraud occurs... and is occurring today. Its "funny" the democrats and RINOs have "memory holed" it.
From what I saw of Carter at his wife, Rosalyn’s funeral, he’s not cognitive enough o know who’s running, let alone claim he wants to vote for Kamala.
I was a newly minted married lady during his tenure. I truly liked him for his farming background, and his unabashed Christianity, at a time when we were considered a Christian Nation, but didn’t talk about it. He had a very southern family, slightly off beat, in a time when DC was a club of east coast elites and west coast mafia. He appealed to the common people and his seeming sweetness and charming wife and family took a man no one heard of over the top. Much like DJT with a different set of backers, he got the common guy. I voted for him and that was the first and last Dem I ever voted for.
Was it all a front to take America down a now familiar road, or was Carter allowed to win, only to be pushed aside once in office. He was an outsider, who knew governorship and business, but nothing of the snakepit of DC. Perhaps, I am wrong, but he was caught off guard by what happened to him behind the walls of the White House, and the betrayal in the halls of Congress. He stayed a good soldier, but hated the Clintons and Obama’s.
Was he the worst president? Not by a long shot, but he did not have the hutzpah to battle down those in Washington.
I will say one good thing about Carter, after his presidency, he was part of the Carter-Baker commission which very clearly laid out how vote fraud occurs... and is occurring today. Its "funny" the democrats and RINOs have "memory holed" it.