Ex-President Disgraces Himself Again

Yahoo ^ | 1/8/05

[Brian Mosely]

Former American President Jimmy Carter, right, and former Republican Governor of New Jersey Christine Todd Whitman (news - web sites) pay their respects at the grave of late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat (news - web sites) at his former headquarters in the West Bank town of Ramallah , Saturday Jan. 8, 2005. Carter and Christine Todd Whitman arrived on behalf of the National Democratic Institute and the Carter Center as an observer for the upcoming Palestinian presidential elections. Palestinians are going to the polls on Jan. 9 to elect the successor for the late Yasser Arafat. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko)

[Arrowhead1952]

By the title, I thought this was about El SLicko.

Oh well, I see it's about El Sicko, jimma Peanuts catta.

[Cobra64]

I understand that Lurch while in Iraq, was bashing our policies. For a person incessantly talking about his "service," the bastard caused more US casualties.

That POS should have been tried and shot for treason 34 years ago. And I'd have been first in line.

[bubman]

Beautiful!

A picture is worth a thousand words!!

The RATS just don't get it! Oh well I guess we wi;ll have a republican WH for the next thirty yrs

[Txsleuth]

You are right-don't forget the whole Cong. Black Causcus was backing Aristide in Haiti and accused the Bush Adm of all kinds of "illegal" things when they "escorted" him out.

In fact, I think they are still working behind the scenes to try to get him re-instated. Aristide was bery, bery good to them, if you know what I mean.

I am sure they feel the same about Arafat--they just aren't as vocal.

Alan Colmes was ranting on his radio show last week about the fact that Bush had left Carter out when he asked Bush 1 and Clinton to head private tsunami donation drive. Bah, he is too busy cozying up to Abu Mazen and encouraging yet another regime that wants to wipe out the Jews in Israel.

To heck with him!

[Brian Mosely]

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad (L) and U.S. Senator John Kerry (news - web sites) meet in Damascus, January 8, 2005, to discuss the latest developments in the Middle East and Iraq (news - web sites). REUTERS/SANA

[BluH2o]

Surprised Michael Moore isn't standing between Carter and Whitman ... wasn't he invited?

[Txsleuth]

I hate squirrels ever since I had a heck of a time getting them out of my attic!! Ha.

During the campaign, did John Kerry associate himself in any way with Carter? Didn't Howard Dean glom onto him?

Anyway, judging from the picture above and anti-American crap that Kerry has been spewing over there, I would say Kerry will cozy up to Abu Mazen as well. Which, further puts him in the traitor catagory, IMHO>

[OldFriend]

Christine Todd Witless, even lower than I thought possible.

[steveo]

Jimmy.... do not turn around...

[commonguymd]

Is Whitman making appearances with Carter on her book tour to get publicity? I hope her book flops - paying respects to a terrorist is not the party I am familiar with and she isn't taking anything back. Disguised liberal is what she was.

[FierceDraka]

Oh look! It's an outdoor latrine!

[TomGuy]

So, after the rousing success of her bestselling hit-book on the Bush2 Administration, is Christie Todd-2-names jumping parties?

Carter and Christine Todd Whitman arrived on behalf of the National Democratic Institute and the Carter Center

[DoughtyOne]

I don't remember if Kerry associated with Carter during the campaign. There's only so much disgusting material one can review when these people are the focus.

It was certain that Kerry wasn't fit to hold (any) public office, so I tried to keep up with what he was doing to a certain extent, but didn't watch faithfully every day.

The sad thing about people like Kerry, is if you actually prosecuted them for what it is they are worthy of, it would be framed as a political assassination by the team that wants to take this nation down. Much of the public would buy into that.

It appears to me that there is a possibility that Kerry is attempting to negotiate on behalf of the United States, or intercede on behalf of the United States. I believe it is against the law for anyone other than the Secretary of State or the President to do this.

Kerry is trying to pull a Richard Nixon. When Nixon lost his first presidential bid, he made frequent trips abroad meeting heads of state. In Nixon's case it broadened his international understandings. In Kerry's case, it will all be filtered through his socialist moral relativist world view.

This is one sick devious jerk.

[prairiebreeze]

President Peanut is there to "monitor" the Pali election of course. He gets his kicks out of bestowing the blessings of the West (so to speak) on tinhorn dictators and terrorists.

[prairiebreeze]

post 25. John effin' Kerry is meeting with Assad. Probably makes him nostalgic thinking about those days gone by when he met with Madam Binh and Co.

Bah!

[Paul_B]

Thanks; was unaware of that book. Ordered.

p.

[Peach]

Ah, so Kerry is continuing his conduct by meeting with all the wrong foreigners. Truly, is there a single democratic leader that Kerry supports? I don't think so. All his love is saved for the terrorists and tinpot dictators. Oh, and wealthy widows, of course.

[CyberAnt]

Kerry was busy badmouthing President Bush to our TROOPS in Baghdad - and then having appeasement talks with Syria.

[sweetiepiezer]

Carter has a peanut for a brain.

[television is just wrong]

If that is not treasonous activity??? exactly what is???