Posted on 10/16/2006 10:37:28 AM PDT by Graybeard58
Here's the Carter Rule: Whatever Mr. Carter wants to do, just do the opposite and you probably won't go wrong!
-Rex
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A: Both
...or just plain evil.
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Senile or Deluded? Yes
Senile or deluded... senile or deluded... senile or deluded... senile or deluded...
Senile or deluded... senile or deluded...
BTTT
Why, he's senile, deluded, stupid and a flaming liberal America-hater.
Why would anyone ask?
He's about as relevant as a..., uh, well, let's just say he ain't relevant to nothing.
Period.
I truly don't know how the fool got elected, since I can't find anyone, anyone, that will now admit to voting for the damned panty-waist.
Advanced stages of both.
One (or more) of our cities will glow because of these clowns. Is America stupid enough to elect another Dim?
I don't think Carter is senile, nor deluded. He is just appallingly dishonest as are the rest of his cohorts in crime.
Not only is he both of those, but I would add stupid to the list of his characteristics as well.
"...or just plain evil."
Most folks don't want to believe it, but I think you're right. His behavior with the Chavez election in Venezuela can't be explained any other way. And cumulatively, his record is too consistent to be explained by mere incompetence (which is always the preferred explanation for a politician's actions).
Sanctions? Appeasement or blackmail is what it was - Millions of American tax dollars were sent to the little back-stabbing country through the thieving United Nations......President Bush decided it was time to take an honest stand - which Jimmy Carter would not understand in his little pea brain of Human Rights first regardless of that being also mostly worthless.
Carter isn't deluded or senile, his ego collides with common sense which renders him silly old man not particularly bright in the first place.
President Bush is moving in the right direction, trying hard not to repeat past mistakes hard in any light when you are dealing with a maniac like Kim Jong-il.
Bingo. At some point, the repeated validation and exoneration of obviously lethal dictators has got to be seen not as simply a difference in political ideology, but as real malice, however he disguises it to himself.
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