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1. And all thanks to the machinations of Jimmy Carter and his Democrat-controlled Congress which in 1975 made into law the Community Reinvestment Act, the most asinine piece of federal legislation ever made into law

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2. Avatar for Jimmy Carter

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3. Thus: In a recent speech, Jimmy Carter said the following words

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4. And then there is the not insignificant appointment by Jimmy Carter of retired admiral Stansfield Turner to head the agency

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5. Think about the high ranking executives at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mack who earned (or embezzled) millions while, thanks to Chris Dodd in the senate and Barney Frank in the House, the two government-backed corporations were taking a nosedive due to the strict (Democrat) implementation of the Community Reinvestment Act, passed under the egregious Jimmy Carter, and expanded and implemented under the equally egregious Bill Clinton

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6. I suppose, rather than compare Obama to Lincoln, or FDR, or even to the inept Jimmy Carter, the most appropriate comparison would be to Chauncey Gardner, the character portrayed by Peter Sellers in the movie „Being There

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7. Bill Clinton is a disgrace to America, and perhaps the second worst American President (a tie with Jimmy Carter?)

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8. He went on to become Ambassador to Turkey, Undersecretary of Defense under Jimmy Carter, and then an analyst for the Rand Corporation

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9. Jimmy Carter left office a very unpopular president, but today is consistently the most popular ex president of all time

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10. The Third Best President in US History: Jimmy Carter

11. Jimmy Carter has likely saved millions of lives

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12. part and Jimmy Carter added what he could

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13. ” Ronald Reagan, cheerful and confident, spoke of a shining city on a hill, and led the nation out of the despond of Jimmy Carter’s gloom to victory in the cold war, a new era of genuine hope, and prosperity beyond any the earth had ever seen

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14. described the economy that Reagan inherited from Jimmy Carter

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15. Jimmy Carter created it in 1979 as a payoff to the teachers’ unions

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16. It gave its first presidential endorsement only in 1976, to Jimmy Carter, in return for his creating the federal Department of Education, a longstanding union goal

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17. In 1976 President Jimmy Carter pardoned most of the Vietnam war draft dodgers (Karnow, pp

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18. Nixon was succeeded by Vice President Gerald Ford whose unconditional pardon of the former president contributed to Jimmy Carter"s victory in the 1976 presidential election (Urdang, pp

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19. Bush and his staff, the thoroughly inappropriate remarks of former President Jimmy Carter also have had to give comfort to the enemy

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20. Jimmy Carter's mission on Muammar Muhammad Abu Minyar al-Gaddafi, the one that killed his son,

21. Jimmy Carter, the U

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22. There was a piece with the two wild and crazy guys, naturally, and one with Aykroyd doing President Jimmy Carter

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23. During the dress rehearsal, Dan Akroyd played Jimmy Carter in his State of the Union address and while waiting to do his thing, we heard a loud voice over the PA system that said, “Please stand by

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24. Had those in captivity in Iran been released before the election, historians agree that Jimmy Carter would have been re-elected president in 1980

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25. Jimmy Carter – in both 1980 and 1984 – and Michael Dukakis in 1988 could have made a good case for the arms for hostages exchange agreement except that, according to 171

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26. President Jimmy Carter encouraged this attitude and people did their part

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27. The crisis did bring attention to the issue and eventually Congressman LaFalce promised to call President Jimmy Carter

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28. Why were there no explosions on Jimmy Carter’s farm?

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29. I think Jimmy Carter was a great president and not at all a part of this corporatocracy, and had the strength to endure his trial in office

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30. They were installing malleable (presidential sounding) crooks and murderers who were under the direct control of the Bush family, and would follow in this sequence with only 2 interruptions: Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton, for two generations, with presidencies for two family members

31. Jimmy Carter is the only past president, since Kennedy that I actively respect and esteem before, during, and after his term

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32. “It’s that fucking Jimmy Carter; he is the absolute worst president, ever

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33. They sent President Jimmy Carter to the operating room (he loved peanuts and a submarine commander, high fiber diet)

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34. Watching Ford on television, Jimmy Carter’s campaign manager, Hamilton Jordan, parses no words in describing the strength of Ford’s delivery: “It scares the shit out of me

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35. Smith and Barbara Walters talk over images of a festive Jimmy Carter party, presided over by his aging mother, Lillian

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36. Back in the summer of 1976, as Ronald Reagan divided the Republican Party with his campaign attacks on Ford, Jimmy Carter held a thirty-three-point lead in the polls

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37. Jimmy Carter and Jody Powell talk intensely about what the president will say on television in just one hour

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38. But Jimmy Carter’s nightmare will not end with a public explanation of why he authorized the rescue attempt, why he suddenly ordered it aborted, and why eight American servicemen are now dead

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39. Jimmy Carter never imagined such a moment when he was governor of Georgia

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40. And so is Jimmy Carter’s presidency

41. “Chappaquiddick,” as the incident has become known, dogs Edward Kennedy as he challenges Jimmy Carter for the presidency

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42. In primary after primary during the early months of 1980, Jimmy Carter is true to his word, whipping Kennedy’s ass again and again, winning thirty-seven primaries to Kennedy’s eleven

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43. In the mind of Ted Kennedy, Jimmy Carter is a sanctimonious, weak man

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44. No liquor was ever served during Jimmy Carter’s term

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45. When asked, Democratic voters said they’d prefer Ronald Reagan over Jimmy Carter if those two candidates faced off for the presidency

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46. All Kennedy wants is the chance to debate Jimmy Carter on national television, allowing voters to decide who should lead the country

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47. But it is the body language between Ted Kennedy and Jimmy Carter that the crowd watches closely

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48. In Ronald Reagan’s mind, defeating Jimmy Carter for the presidency was just a matter of time

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49. On November 4, 1980, the landslide is so great that Jimmy Carter concedes the election before the polls even close in California

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50. Losing the election may have saved Jimmy Carter’s life

51. The FBI is so overwhelmed by Jimmy Carter’s visit to Nashville that every last agent has been tasked with ensuring his safety

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52. There they are met by a somber Jimmy Carter and his wife

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53. Leaving office is hard on Jimmy Carter, for he is exhausted from staying up all night in a last-minute attempt to free the hostages in Iran

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54. There, after signing an arms-control treaty that limited the Soviet Union and United States to the same number of missiles and long-range bombers, a jubilant Brezhnev embraced Jimmy Carter, kissing him on both cheeks

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55. The nation is riveted by his “Morning in America” commercials, which paint a patriotic picture of a country rising from the shambles Reagan inherited from Jimmy Carter

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56.  One reason Jimmy Carter is behind is that CBS News anchor Walter Cronkite’s nightly tally of the number of days the American hostages had been held in Iran helped lower voter confidence in Carter

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57.  As noted in Craig Shirley’s Rendezvous with Destiny, the late Paul Corbin, an influential Democrat and friend of the Kennedy family who was bitter about Ted Kennedy losing to Jimmy Carter in the 1980 Democratic primary race, admitted to stealing the playbook shortly after copies were assembled in the White House on the night of October 23

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58.  Just moments after the debate ended, a group of journalists came to Jimmy Carter before he could leave the stage

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59. Clarke, Defining Danger: American Assassins and the New Domestic Terrorists; Peter Schweizer, Reagan’s War: The Epic Story of His Forty-Year Struggle and Final Triumph over Communism; Stephen Vaughn, Ronald Reagan in Hollywood: Movies and Politics; Jimmy Carter, White House Diary; Lou Cannon, President Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime; Michelangelo Capua, William Holden: A Biography; Marc Eliot, Reagan: The Hollywood Years; David Gergen, Eyewitness to Power: The Essence of Leadership; Jonathan Aitken, Margaret Thatcher: Power and Personality; Patti Davis, The Long Goodbye: Memories of My Father; and the very emotional Breaking Points, by Jack and Jo Ann Hinckley

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60. He told me his name was Jimmy Carter, no relation, and that he couldn’t give me a ride because there was no room in his car

61. Jimmy Carter’s presence complicated things, altered the picture from the vantage point of the drivers passing by

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62. With Jimmy Carter beside me, no one was going to stop

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63. Eager as I was to get a ride, I couldn’t help but feel a little delighted by Jimmy Carter’s company

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64. As I explained to him what the PCT was and what I was doing on it, I saw that Jimmy Carter wasn’t bad-looking

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65. It felt like a friend always, but even more so in the company of Jimmy Carter

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66. “So,” Jimmy Carter said after the truck passed, “we could say you’re an actual stray

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67. It makes her think she’s been too hard on Charlie, though here Morris would shift back to the interrogative mood: Isn’t it possible this is just the ’70s talking? She’s never admitted to him that she voted for Jimmy Carter, whom he blames for abetting a culture of permissiveness, and now she wonders if he isn’t right, if this President isn’t too soft a touch

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68. 4 That year, President Jimmy Carter gave his famous “malaise” speech, in which he warned of “a crisis in confidence” that “strikes at the very heart and soul and spirit of our national will” and “threatens to destroy the social and the political fabric of America

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69. US President Jimmy Carter authorised a dramatic James Bond-style rescue attempt, but mechanical difficulties and bad luck caused the commanders to abort the mission, which then ended in a fiery crash between two of the aircraft involved

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70. He loathed Jimmy Carter, whom he called a "big-toothed cretin