[St. Louis Conservative]

What a pathetic display from the 20th century's worst president. Carter is a national disgrace. North Korean dissidents and those who have escaped that hell-hole are rejoicing at this news, drinking, and throwing parties. Carter is sympathizing with Stalin-esque communists.

[dragnet2]

Big deal. Carter is an idiot, we all know that.

The real disgrace is our corrupt government and our lawless open borders, which have undermined and compromise our entire system.

[Argus]

When the time comes, the North Koreans will get to return the favor.

[Wolfstar]

As bad as Carter was, and as Obama is, Woodrow Wilson was far, far worse. Orders of magnitude the worst president of the 20th Century.

[ozzymandus]

You can’t fix stupid. That’s what some unfunny comedian told me on TV.

[King_Corey]

Don’t forget that the next 40 or 50 years Obama will be doing stupid stuff like this.

[BerryDingle]

I’m surprised he’s not flying over there with some complimentary yellow cake. Just use the suitcase you still have packed for Fidel and Hugo Jimmy.

[Seeing More Clearly Now]

Carter lusted only in his heart, but made an historic public disgrace of himself in moronically escorting the wretched mullahs back to Iran.

[SkyDancer]

[Spok]

In light of the left’s hero warship of despots who are responsible for literally millions of deaths, such as Stalin, Kim, Ho, Mao, Castro, Chavez, etc., how can they legimately find fault with Hitler?

[Rockingham]

Carter is pandering for an invite to North Korea so he can become the means for a diplomatic opening to the regime. Fat chance.

[JimRed]

A polite acknowledgment of the death of a relative of a new head of state doesn’t seem out of line to me. And it is more appropriate coming from Carter than from Obama or Hillary.

Now if the condolences included praise for the individual in question, that I’d reject.