Subscribe Feed (RSS)How many people remember how crappy of a President Jimmy Carter was?
December 30th, 2008 by Admin | Filed under Elections.
Vicki1970 asked:
Jimmy Carter was elected on character and change. His Presidency was a testimony of disaster. Disasters like his gutting the military, double digit inflation and unemployment, boycotting the Olympics and nut-less cowardice when dealing with the Iranian hostage crisis.
Unfortunately, Carter was way more qualified than Obama and Carter was not an overt Socialist like Obama.
Does anybody remember how crappy Carter was and they still support Obama?
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jimmy was abe Lincoln compared to bush
and how is carter being president gonna
say that obama is gonna be bad to
obama is not a socialist, i cant believe that
some peeps belive that lie
i will admit though
he was a bad president
You forgot to mention how he deregulated the banking industry!
Reagan: Pals around with terrorists/ tax rates equals a socialist govt / govt cover-up of the challenger
How many people remember how crappy of a President Bush was?
I remember how the economic upturn that Reagan largely received credit for was spearheaded by Jimmy Carter.
Well, I certainly am feeling the pain of 8 years of a Republican president
Thats why I’m voting for OBAMA!
I do I do!
Unfortunately I was one of the stupid who voted for him. Boy was I ever wrong!
Obama wil be the Jimmy carter of the 21st century.
Carter was more interested in peanuts.
I don’t. I was born the December before he was elected. I don’t think Obama is a clone of Carter, so I don’t believe Carter’s behavior is any kind of proof as to how Obama will behave as president. The Republicans thought they were electing another Ronald Reagan when they voted for Dubya, but Dubya has been no Ronald Reagan.
Many of those who are supporting Obama weren’t born yet or were too young to remember and apparently they are still not listening to their parents.
Um, I wasn’t around then, so I could really care less.
I actually worked FOR Jimmy Carter. Never voted for Ronald Reagan!
Yet, by the end of Reagan’s term, I believed Reagan was right.
Carter was and is wacked out!
Does anybody remember how crappy GW Bush is and they still support McSame? Puhleeze…
Ah no he was and is a wonderful man.
Yes “I” remember Jimmy Carter very well, I was in the Army when he was the president, and I would vote for him again without hesitation. Apparently you have no idea what he was dealing with at the time before he took office and during the time he was in office.
i well remember the misery index brought to you courtesy of the
hostage abandoner!
I prefer to remember a balanced budget, a shrinking deficit, a smaller gov’t and unprecedented job growth with Clinton.
I remember how crappy Carter was and that is why I would never support Obama!
McCain/Palin 08
Double digit inflation…let’s see, I guess some people have forgotten the energy crisis before Carter took office and…OH, golly, Nixon’s PRICE CONTROLS. People must have a hard time connecting the dots, that after energy costs go way up and price control is rescinded, inflation generally happens. Gee.
You know, there are so many flaws in your rationale about Carter I can’t even get through all of them, let alone try to figure out why there is a connection other than party between Carter and Obama. It’s like asking why anyone who remembers Watergate, ‘Peace With Honor’ and the Nixon Administration would support McCain.
I remember it well. Every other day Mom, and I would sit in her blazing hot Chevy waiting in a 10 car lane for gas. Mom and Americans couldn’t gas-up everyday, it was every other day, depending on your license plate number. I cried tears of joy when Reagan got elected, and I was the only one in my 6th grade class that KNEW Carter was a fool!
Well, I certainly do! I agree with most of what you have said about that “Peanut Farmer from Georgia”! However, one of the worst things Jimmy did was give the Panama Canal to Panama! America bought and paid for the Canal, not only financially, but also with the deaths of many American workers, especially due to Yellow Fever! The former Governor of GA, “Aw Shucks, Jimmy Crack-Corn”, at least had executive experience; which Barry O. so obviously lacks! He was “clever” enough to give away the Panama Canal *after* he had left office; but unless he was more naive than we suspect, I believe he knew that Panama would relinquish control of the Canal to powers hostile to America’s best interests. The People’s Republic of China, i.e., the Chi-Comms, now control both ports of access to the Canal, and this shows that Jimmy stumbled into a grave strategical blunder, since the PRC has been, and continues to be, hostile to American interests and a democratic life-style! If hostilities between the U. S. and mainland China, for instance over Taiwan’s independence as a sovereign nation, should ever reach the “tipping point”, we shall all see just how serious of a blunder China’s control of the Canal is! Obama is more openly a Socialist than Jimmy is; but an Obama Administration would be nothing less than a second Carter Administration, only much worse.
Anyone who believes the George W. Bush Administration is worse than Jimmy Carter’s and “Slick Willy’s” Administrations has imbibed too freely of the “Progressive”/Liberal/Socialist/Communist Kool-aid!
If you remember Jimmy Carter’s Administration and “still” support Barry Hussein Obama, remember Osama bin Laden, Akhmadinajad and Hugo Chavez also support Obama!
EDIT: Wow! Can’t believe that all you people (“Duchess X”, “Pepe”, “Rob”, “irld”, “Boom”) are drinking the Dem’s Socialist Kool-aid! Of course the “Drive-by Media” serves it up 24/7, so maybe I shouldn’t be too surprised.
I DO!!! I DO!!! PLESE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD VOTE FOR MCANE/PALIN…. GOD BLESS YOU.
I remember it very well. 0bama will make Carter look good.
Show your PRIDE in AMERICA!
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McCain/Palin ‘08
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