Jimmy Carter
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That Time I Voted for Jimmy Carter
On a personal level, the Carters were genuinely kind, decent, and humble people. However...
Gen N: The Narcissist Generation
A malignancy of young narcissists has emerged from the Gen Y and Gen Z age groups.
The National ‘Happiness Deficit’
Stop the despair — times have been much worse for our country.
The Reagan Legacy — When Strength, Optimism, Moral Clarity, Humility, and Faith Prevailed
Timeless lessons for a New Republican Party template.
About All You ‘Election Deniers’
Biden is betting that Americans have forgotten that he and his Demos are on the record as “election deniers.”
What’s Behind Biden’s Polling Plunge?
Joe Biden’s approval numbers haven’t bounced back, and for good reason.
Is Joe Channeling Jimmy?
Our current president’s awful policies bear a strong resemblance to those of an inept Democrat of yore.
Gas Panic Has Biden Looking Like Carter 2.0
More than 1,000 gas stations in the Southeast are without fuel after the cyberattack on Colonial Pipeline.
The Party of Fear, Hate, and Division
The Democrats’ primary political strategy has been, and remains, to foment division, creating fear, anger, and hate.
Trump’s ‘Deal’ With Iran ... Soleimani Dead
Contrasting Trump’s decisive action in Iran with Obama’s Middle East malfeasance.
Kennedy, Kopechne and the Chappy Cover-Up
Getting the justice you can afford — how Ted Kennedy buried manslaughter charges.
Jimmy Carter Endorses John Bolton?
“The worst mistake that President Trump has made since he’s been in office is his employment of John Bolton.”
Hate Profiteering: The SPLC Hate Hustlers
“Morris and I shared the overriding purpose of making a pile of money. We were not particular about how we did it; we just wanted to be independently rich.”
Jimmy Carter’s Profile in Courage
“Power of Prayer, and a president.” It’s not often you read that kind of headline on the front page of the Washington Post. But the story — a powerful one of crushing political defeat and personal spiritual redemption — is what commanded our attention a couple of weeks ago. The news of former President Jimmy Carter’s very somber cancer diagnosis took all of Washington by surprise. Carter, at 90, seems a hardy perennial. He maintains an energetic schedule that would leave men half his age panting. We make no secret of the fact we questioned a lot of what Jimmy Carter did in the White House.
Jimmy Carter’s Peace
When Ronald Reagan announced in November 1994 he had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, even some of his most ardent political opponents paused to wish him well. It was the same last Thursday when former President Jimmy Carter, who will soon be 91, held a news conference in Atlanta to announce that a cancer first discovered in his liver has spread to other parts of his body, including his brain. While death is the ultimate end of all on Earth, the knowledge that one’s expiration date is getting close has a way of focusing the mind, and not just for the person who has received the news. Reporters at the news conference were unusually deferential to Carter, which has not always been their attitude since he left office in 1981.