Posted on 02/20/2006 2:43:04 PM PST by crushkerry
I used to think he was just a terrible President but basically a good man, but I stopped thinking that more than 10 years ago. He's one of the most mean-spirited men ever elected President, perhaps the worst, while also one of the most sanctimonious.
Is Jimmy Carter On The Hamas Payroll?
If he isn't, he deserves to be.
And let's not forget his Nobel Peace Prize, awarded clearly because of his anti-Bush positions.
Yes, and everytime I think he can't surpass his own idiocy I'm proved wrong. The last occasion was at the Coretta Scott King funeral when he delivered a partisan screed designed to insult Bush. Totally devoid of class -- and even common sense. At the funeral he spoke of King being wiretapped (presumably a slap at the Bush/NSA matter) but I wonder how Ted felt? It was his brother Robert who authorized J. Edgar Hoover to put King under surveillance when he was Attorney General! Talk about buffoons! He can't even deliver an insult without inadvertently making a fool of himself.
http://exposetheleft.com/2006/02/20/carterhamastsr/
CNN Interview with JC vouching for terrorists
It wouldn't surprise me if Jimmy is getting a few dollars from the Middle East. I'm completely serious. Kind of like Galloway getting money from Saddam, or I.F. Stone's Weekly being financed by the KGB.
To think this man was our president for four years. How did we ever let that happen?
The only good thing I can say about Carter is that he got us President Reagan for eight years - the greatest President in my lifetime and I will miss him forever. What I can't understand is why a Republican candidate for 2008 doesn't emulate President Reagan and follow through.
Hell can't open it's maw soon enough for this treasonous cretin, Yimmy Cahtah.
I agree. But I think Reagon was so exceptional that his like doesn't come along very often. In that respect Bush has been a great disappointment. I've heard some very good things about Mike Pence.
Your words were MUCH more eloquent than mine. :)
BTW, your Freeper name, I went through the same thing.
He ran against Jerry Ford, who had announced that Poland, under the boot of the Soviet Union, was a free country.
-Carter also warns the US and Israel to not do anything that would cause the Hamas government to fail.
-Carter is angry that funds to these terrorists will be cut off and proposes a solution.
-Carter says, we must have some sympathy for the poor Palestinians.
-He thinks that Israel can have talks with Abbas even if Hamas won't talk. Keep in mind that Abbas has bargaining power or leverage.
And why in God's name does Carter think that Hamas will "inevitably" renounce violence and accept Israel's right to exist. Perhaps Carter is clairvoyant because, as stated above, they refused today to even talk to Israel.
Carter is not only an apologist for terrorists but as I pointed out earlier, a terrorist lover. This man doesn't cease to undermine the US with his feeble diatribes.
He had a sit down with Pat Buchanan.
Oh, that explains it. LOL.
Wjhen I got to the gym tonight the CNN was interviewing Carter. No yonder that Bill Clinton when he first became president was talking to Nixon over Carter.
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