Carter spoke Thursday with USA TODAY ahead of Barack Obama's acceptance speech to cap off the Democratic National Convention.. …
The rest of the story’s here.
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There’s nothing selfish, smug, or downright mean spirited former President Jimmy Carter does that's surprising.
His "milking every possible drop of advantage" cheap-shot, bad as it is, is nothing near as revolting as was his wrath-laying tribute to Yesser Arafat this past April.
From an April 20 JinC post: Carter pays respects to a Monster.
From Cybercast News Service:
"He and Mrs. Carter and his son Jeff wanted to pay their respects to President Arafat," Carter's trip director Rick Jasculca told Cybercast News Service. …
The entire CNS story’s here.
Now this from the Boston Globe’s Jeff Jacoby’s Nov. 11, 2004 column:
In a better world, the PLO chief would have met his end on a gallows, hanged for mass murder much as the Nazi chiefs were hanged at Nuremberg.
In a better world, the French president would not have paid a visit to the bedside of such a monster.
In a better world, George Bush would not have said, on hearing the first reports that Arafat had died, "God bless his soul."
God bless his soul? What a grotesque idea!
Bless the soul of the man who brought modern terrorism to the world? Who sent his agents to slaughter athletes at the Olympics, blow airliners out of the sky, bomb schools and pizzerias, machine-gun passengers in airline terminals? Who lied, cheated, and stole without compunction? Who inculcated the vilest culture of Jew-hatred since the Third Reich?
Human beings might stoop to bless a creature so evil -- as indeed Arafat was blessed, with money, deference, even a Nobel Prize -- but God, I am quite sure, will damn him for eternity. …
A person with reasonable judgment and a bit of moral fiber wouldn’t lay a wreath at Afafat’s tomb.
But Jimmy Carter did.
And now he criticizes McCain.
3 comments:
It's like Carter wants to remind us that he is still alive.
As a matter of fact, I do keep trying to forget.
John -
In my humble opinion, Jimmy Carter will go down in history as the worst President the country has ever had, and if not that, then certainly as one of the worst. The contrast between him and Ronald Reagan could not be more stark.
Jack in Silver Spring
Carter is an embarrassment. He failed miserably, appeases and elevates our sworn enemies and now has the audacity to attack and criticize an honorable man of distinction. How shameful, how shallow and how small. Steve in New Mexico
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