[mkjessup]

There is but one way to permanently eliminate the Democrat's 'Jimmy Carter Problem' and that is to hope for an early 2007 state funeral for the 39th (p)resident.

The so-called Camp David 'peace' agreement has not brought peace to Israel, what it DID accomplish was to pour billions upon billions of dollars in U.S. taxpayer funds into Egypt as compensation for them NOT continuing to wage war against Israel along with their Arab neighbors.

Carter is a pathetic little puke who has never been able to get over the fact that he was a miserable failure as President, 44 states agreed with that assessment and showed his self-righteous ass to the door in November 1980, and he watched a far better man than he could ever hope to be (Ronald Wilson Reagan) turn America around, win the damn Cold War, trigger the longest economic boom in American history, and he did it all with a smile, style and class.

What really put Carter over the edge was watching millions upon millions of Americans grieving the passing of our 40th President, knowing that when the time comes for him to leave this mortal coil, that there will be no such outpouring of grief, that his 'accomplishments' will barely fill one double-spaced page of typewriter paper.

Jimmy Carter visited his doctor for an annual physical, and was shocked to hear the doctor tell him that he *might* have less than a year to live, Carter said "well Doc, no offense but I think I'd like a second opinion."

And the Doctor said: "OK, you were a lousy President too!"

[vetsvette]

"Carter is a pathetic little puke"

That's as accurate a description of Jimmy as I've ever seen. But, I don't think that he became a "pathetic little puke" because of his failed Presidency -- he was a pathetic little puke even before he failed as President.

[tarheelswamprat]

What really put Carter over the edge was watching millions upon millions of Americans grieving the passing of our 40th President, knowing that when the time comes for him to leave this mortal coil, that there will be no such outpouring of grief, that his 'accomplishments' will barely fill one double-spaced page of typewriter paper.

I had similar thoughts while watching Carter during the funeral observances for President Reagan. It was obviously eating him up inside to see that outpouring of love and respect from millions of Americans for Reagan.

Carter's treasonous behavior derives from the fact that he actually hates his country and its people, for rejecting HIM. His legacy is secure - he will be remembered as the first anti-American ex-President.

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...that his 'accomplishments' will barely fill one double-spaced page of typewriter paper.

And yet his failures will keep writers in material for decades, if not longer.