Carter Book Slaps Israel With ‘Apartheid’ Tag, Provides Ammo to GOP

The Forward ^ | 10-18-06 | Staff

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[SJackson]

Over 25 years since he's had any power, but apartheid, that's worse than the humiliation of occupation isn't it?

Clearly an issue elections are decided on.

[SJackson]

Carter using the word "apartheid", Condi using the word "Occupation" and James Baker "I love Israel" running the show presently - it will all be fine!

They all got together recently, I've got a pic. They seem happy

[SJackson]

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[rmlew]

The book was originally slated to be released November 1 — six days prior to this year’s congressional elections — but will now be available in stores November 14, according to Simon & Schuster spokeswoman Elizabeth Hayes.
Simon and Schuster is no openly releasing books based on partisan ends. They released David Kuo's hit peace on the president 3 months early, but moved this book back!

[NutCrackerBoy]

Bump.

[aynrandfreak]

I have to grudgingly give them credit for being politically savvy enough to push the release date back. Maybe it will cause many Jews to abandon dems in 2008 if they remember feeling betrayed right after this election.

[Clintonfatigued]

What makes Jimmy Carter think that anyone cares what he has to say?

Oh, year, the Lamestream Media.

[SandRat]

Jimmie Card-DUH is the southern end of a north bound horse.

[SunkenCiv]

:'o

[plainspeaker]

To take Jimmy Carter seriously is to think that Hillary (if that is her real name) will be the next president, and that algore will be her ambassador to the UN, and that north korea will apologize for their behavior and nancy pelosi will be the next speaker of the house,and the list goes on. Noone has ever taken him seriously, even when he was president and told everyone to use less of everything and begin to save the world. See, he thought he was a visionary,a great peacemaker. WE all saw that he was a gutless bastard with too big of a smile. Well, guess what? He remains one of our biggest embarassments to this day.

[Fred Nerks]

How many monkeys and how many keyboards?

[okie01]

Good grief if I were him I'd found a rock to crawl under till death do us part.

Imagine the contrast between Carter's funeral and Ronald Reagan's. Especially, imagine the contrast in the public's reaction to the event.

And, then, consider the MSM's amazement...

[SunkenCiv]

Why waste the bed?

[Calvin Locke]

I think it's Limbaugh that says that Nixon's funeral pushed
Carter, or pushed Roslyn(sp?) to push Carter off the deep edge.

Everybody said nice things about Richard Milhous Nixon.

When it came to dreary funerals, LBJ's will be hard to beat,
but Carter have been constantly proving he can always find
new bottoms.

[decal]

"His greatest success is to have caused many Democrats to leave their parents' party."

For "greatest" read "only" and you'd be closer to the mark.

The Dems could have got anyone, anyone at all, elected in 1976. They chose this worthless boob (and almost lost).

Every bad thing that has happened to them since is still not enough penance for this - they will pay for years yet.

[Salvey]

The Dems...Every bad thing that has happened to them since is still not enough penance for this.

Hey, how about us folks? We're still suffering the consequences of his bungling and ineptitude (Can you say "Shah", "hostages", "Khomeini" and "islamofascism"?)