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When former US President Jimmy Carter kicked off his son’s campaign for the Senate, junior was being sent to the rescue, he said because of the "illegal" spying campaign by the Bush Administration. Jack "Chip" Carter, running against Republican Senator John Ensign, for the State of Nevada is the last one who needs anyone spying on him.

Jimmy Carter: Recovering Racist, Still a Bigot By Julia Gorin Jimmy Carter has been called everything from a humanitarian, to a crack pot, to the ultimate pacifist. But a look into his past reveals a shoe that fits better than all of these. It's a story told to me by an acquaintance from Watertown, NY, a place situated way upstate, well north of Syracuse. The acquaintance had heard it from two barflies who were there the night in 1975 that Jimmy Carter passed through town in his first New York appearance during the "250-day 1975 portion of the presidential campaign,"...

While we were busy collecting more signatures on our "Censure Jimmy Carter" petitions from tens of thousands of Americans, some of the former president's supporters were responding in a rather hateful way. Just as those in the "Blame America First" crowd have profanely denounced our troops, our military, our Commander in Chief and carried signs saying "We Support Our Troops... When They Shoot Their Officers," they now have verbally attacked and made death threats against the staff and family members of the Censure Carter Committee. As I type this message our staff is assembling the emails and voice mails to...

Censure Carter TV Blitz   Today we were to begin our "Censure Jimmy Carter" TV ad blitz but our first ads were pre-empted by the dual breaking news stories of CIA Chief Porter Goss resigning and Congressman Patrick Kennedy admitting himself into a drug rehab clinic. I've instructed my staff to therefore start our ad buy on TUESDAY, MAY 9TH - and you'll be able to view them during the day (nationwide!) on the Fox News Channel. Just from our announcement of the start of this ad campaign we found out that NBC and CNN may do stories on the...

..... Posted: March 24, 2006 1:00 a.m. Eastern © 2006 WorldNetDaily.com Last week, I wrote in this column that if the members of Congress had an itchy finger to censure someone, they should start by censuring an individual who has routinely sought to undermine U.S. foreign policy interests. That man is the disgraced former President Jimmy Carter. This week, I am pleased to announce that the "Censure Jimmy Carter" campaign is now up and running in response to your outcry for action. You can sign the petition to compel Congress to pass a resolution censuring Carter at the website www.CensureCarter.com....

Group Seeks to Censure Jimmy Carter By Susan Jones CNSNews.com Senior Editor March 22, 2006 (CNSNews.com) - They're angry, they're motivated, and they say their voices are going to be heard: A conservative, pro-military group has launched an effort to have former President Jimmy Carter censured by Congress. That effort includes a CensureCarter website, which includes photos of Carter with various dictators and terrorists. Next week, Move America Forward said it will unveil a television ad campaign to spread the word about the effort to censure Carter. The campaign is a response to Sen. Russ Feingold's resolution calling for the...

The past few weeks the news media has been fixated on discussions of efforts by Democrats to either impeach or censure President Bush. Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis., has made the push to censure President Bush for the administration's wiretapping of suspected terrorists. Meanwhile a group of activist liberals has launched ImpeachPAC, which is raising money to support congressional candidates who favor impeachment proceedings against Bush for taking the fight to the terrorists in Iraq. I have a better idea, how about censuring a president who has increasingly led an effort to undermine American foreign policy and who has embraced terrorist...