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"I used to agree with you that he's a good man. I don't believe that any more. He is just as evil as clintbilly. "

I agree. I also use to think he was a good man. That was part of the image he tried to make us believe. After I found that he didn't recognize Israel as a country, but instead he recognized Palistan as the country where Israel is.

Carter wanted, he really really wanted, to make the world a better place. (Even if he had "lust" in his heart). That is what counts for the liberals.

Of course, if one looked at actual results, then Reagan should have been awarded this prize. A visionary, he was more responsible than any other single person for defeating one of the two great evils of the last century.

A hundred years from now, Reagan will be as remembered as Lincoln is today. Carter will be "remembered" as the twentieth century equivalent of Martin van Buren.