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It’s not my business to judge Carter, but then there is quite a bit on the record concerning him.

Selling out his wife to look like a cool dude, just didn’t fly with me then or now. He was playing to the Playboy reader. Too bad Rosalyn, I gotta look like a player today.

I’ve not been perfect by a long shot, but I’m not asking folks to overlook my sins to call me a really good man. At times I’ve been good and at times I’ve been abysmal. I expect folks to judge me accurately for my shortcomings. If it’s on the record, be honest.

As for his actions as President, here is a guy that took a nation that allowed Western values for it’s people, and helped toss that to an Islamic Caliphate.

The women’s lives were forever changed from an open society, to one of stoning and the “kill the raped woman” culture.

I guess Carter truly thought he was doing God’s work, when he ushered in Sharia law to dominate Iran for the next 40 years.

I’m not saying I damn him to hell, but God won’t look favorably on some things he’s done. Asking forgiveness is allowed, and God has promised to forgive us our sins.

It’s just that the man continues to bubble up onto the surface, and demonstrate he has never obtained a Christian nature as far as decent policy goes.

I have to do some evaluation as a Citizen. I have to call Carter out for what he advocates. I don’t wish evil things to be heaped on him. I just can’t buy into the idea he’s a great guy.

That would give him an opening to be thought of as a sound thinker, the next time he chooses to stink up the place.

No, he is what he is when it comes to public policy.