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President Carter was the most honorable, or certainly one of the most honorable, presidents in U.S. history.
Honorable, clueless, worthless.
President Carter was the most honorable, or certainly one of the most honorable, presidents in U.S. history.
Honorable, clueless, worthless.
That almost nails what Richard Nixon was.
I like the pure lack of class by righties today, Jimmy Carter lay dying and they decide to have a bash fest.
Carter was presdient for 4 years. He signed many pieces of legislation and made many orders. What is he remembered for today? I can think of the Iran hostage crisis, Desert One, the malaise speech, and mandatory draft registration (I was in the first year of those who had to register). Other than that, not much.
Bonus: What will Obama be remembered for?
This is easy….he held the office until Ronald Reagan could win it. Then Reagan fixed the mess ups and put us back on top.
Bonus: What will Obama be remembered for?
For the most embarrassing First Lady.
Stagflation. Amnesty for draft dodgers. Long gas lines. Three Mile Island. Invasion of Afghanistan.
Carter was presdient for 4 years. He signed many pieces of legislation and made many orders. What is he remembered for today? I can think of the Iran hostage crisis, Desert One, the malaise speech, and mandatory draft registration (I was in the first year of those who had to register). Other than that, not much.
Bonus: What will Obama be remembered for?
Inflation peaked at 14.4 percent in 1980. Carter.Stagflation. Amnesty for draft dodgers. Long gas lines. Three Mile Island. Invasion of Afghanistan.
I believe 1 and 2 were Jerry Ford...
3 was during both Carter and Nixon...
TMI is a private enterprise, and 5 would be the uh, Soviet Union.
Inflation peaked at 14.4 percent in 1980. Carter.Stagflation. Amnesty for draft dodgers. Long gas lines. Three Mile Island. Invasion of Afghanistan.
I believe 1 and 2 were Jerry Ford...
Inflation was actually lower under Ford than it had been under Nixon. It rose again under Carter.
As for amnesty, that was definitely Carter. I well remember when he announced during his campaign that he was going to grant amnesty to draft dodgers if elected. And he made that promise at a VFW convention, which took balls. Very loud booing followed. I listened to it on the radio.
He followed through on that promise: Carter pardons draft dodgers Jan. 21, 1977
3 was during both Carter and Nixon...
There were two oil shocks which led to long gas lines. 1973 and 1979.
TMI is a private enterprise, and 5 would be the uh, Soviet Union.
A Soviet Union emboldened by a weak US Administration.
He has been a very good and outstanding advocate for "Habitat for Humanity".......A very worthwhile cause.Carter was presdient for 4 years. He signed many pieces of legislation and made many orders. What is he remembered for today? I can think of the Iran hostage crisis, Desert One, the malaise speech, and mandatory draft registration (I was in the first year of those who had to register). Other than that, not much.
Bonus: What will Obama be remembered for?
Carter was presdient for 4 years. He signed many pieces of legislation and made many orders. What is he remembered for today? I can think of the Iran hostage crisis, Desert One, the malaise speech, and mandatory draft registration (I was in the first year of those who had to register). Other than that, not much.
Bonus: What will Obama be remembered for?