Jimmy Carter Subject of Conservative Barbs

CNSNEWS.com ^ | February.10, 2006 | Sherrie Gossett

[BenLurkin]

Not just conservatives. The elder President Bush launched into him the other day as well.

[oldbrowser]

"It was difficult for them personally - with the civil liberties of both husband and wife violated as they became the target of secret government wiretapping, other surveillance, and as you know, harassment from the FBI," said Carter.

Actually when Carter mentioned wiretapping I did not think it was a slap at Bush but more at the Kennedy's who were in office at the time.

[kjo]

You know why all the victims of Katrina seemed to be black? Because that's what the MSM showed.

[jdm]

Actually when Carter mentioned wiretapping I did not think it was a slap at Bush but more at the Kennedy's who were in office at the time.

Wishful thinking!!!

[Dog Gone]

I'm probably at least 10 years premature, but I will have no interest in watching the state funeral of Jimmy Carter. A rabid anti-American, he's the most disgraceful President our Republic has ever had the dishonor to elect.

Fidel and Hugo are his blood brothers.

And his daughter is ugly.

So there.

[Polybius]

"We only have to recall the color of the faces of those in Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi -- those who were most devastated by Katrina, to know that there are not yet equal opportunities for all Americans."

There is equal opportunity for all Americans.

Whether or not you take advantage of that opportunity or merely sit on your ass waiting for the Government to wipe it, even when a storm surge is coming your way, are two totally separate issues.

[lormand]

Carter, the RAT who convinced me that I was a Republican.

[SIDENET]

Carter is evil.

[Stand W]

"Not just conservatives. The elder President Bush launched into him the other day as well."

Tell me more, please.

[Ninian Dryhope]

"when he referred to the damage done by the "secret government wiretapping" of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., many years ago."

What damage? The only damage is going to be to King's reputation when those tapes are made public.

[new yorker 77]

You can listen to Conservative talk on this:

[new yorker 77]

[cricket]

Conservative barbs

Guess that means 'the truth hurts'. . .

[new yorker 77]

[new yorker 77]

[Reagan Man]

>>>>>I'm probably at least 10 years premature, but I will have no interest in watching the state funeral of Jimmy Carter. A rabid anti-American, he's the most disgraceful President our Republic has ever had the dishonor to elect.

Mega-Dittos.

[Ninian Dryhope]

"There is equal opportunity for all Americans."

There probably is not equal opportunity for all Americans, but there is plenty of opportunity for any American with the wit and gumption to take advantage of it, so the fact that there is not an exactly equal opportunity is a moot point.

[SAMS]

"U.S. Sen. Ted Kennedy, (D-Mass.), also present at the King service, mentioned his brother Robert in his eulogy, but not the wiretaps. Kennedy referred to the jailing of Martin Luther King, Jr. in 1960 on a minor traffic violation and spoke of how his brother intervened for King's release."

Of course, he had to get him home so he could start yapping on the phone...couldn't have those feds sitting round just listening to Coretta!

[new yorker 77]

LOOK OUT IRAN. JIMMY IS ON THE MOVE.