Jimmy Carter is 81 today

http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/presidents/jc39.html ^

[Vigilanteman]

Jimmy Carter's only positive legacy was ensuring two terms for Ronald Reagan

[metalurgist]

, I do applaud Mr. Carter’s longevity and extend wishes for his continued good health and well-being.

TB, plague,and syphilis, like Jimmy Carter, bad things that hang around forever. I wish that this bumbling boob and the enemy of a free peoples worldwide would have croaked thirty years ago and spared us and the world much suffering and death.

[Publius6961]

How do you say STFU! in dementian?

[MinuteGal]

Happy birthday to you
But it's time to call it a day
The party's over, my friend
Now please just stay away

Leni

[Publius6961]

So much for astrology.

LOL!

For being so early on a weekend morning, Miss M, you are remarkably sharp!

[demkicker]

Failing to be re-elected must be the driving force in his life. At 81, he is the soreloserman of the Watergate/Viet Nam era. IMHO, he does not believe he lost the election based on the vote of an informed electorate. Dems never lose on merits, they lose because the election is stolen or the electorate is stupid.

***Bingo*** Very well said and bulls-eye accurate!

[Miss Marple]

Oh, I've been up since 5AM, but thank you very much!

Time to get busy with actual work.

[COBOL2Java]

Fidel: "What the??? There really IS nothing in there!

[Publius6961]

No actual work will ever be as important as dealing with ignorant, snippy, young whippersnappers!

Bless you.

[Tijeras_Slim]

He's actually 66 years and 7 months old.

That's because I have created the special Carter Legacy Calendar where each year is 444 days long.

[rlmorel]

[mass55th]

Dear Jimmah:

May your Metamucil give you prolonged diarrhea on your birthday.

Regards,

mass55th

[Bar-Face]

Momma always said, "If you can't say something nice about someone, don't say anything."
Me, I ain't gonna say nuthin about .....................

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Who could forget 21 1/2 percent interest ? By the time we got rid of this dunce, the American dollar was worth $.25.

[Kozak]

Well his biggest achievement was getting Ronald Reagan elected. I do thank him for that. He should however, stick to driving nails in the shacks he builds and leave anything more complicated alone.

[rlmorel]

[reg45]

Not Just peanuts, Just Nuts!

[Bar-Face]

"At 81, he is the soreloserman of the Watergate/Viet Nam era"

Damn! I had never thought about that, but it is true. Nixon has pretty much been rehabilitated. Gerald Ford is remembered fondly and Poor old Jimmah is looked upon as a fool, still trying to be somebody historical. That historical not hysterical.

[rlmorel]

I admire your viewpoint, but I cannot get to that level myself. I am a very forgiving person, and I do believe that I could forgive even Osama Bin Laden for what he has done, if he were genuinely contrite and admitted the error of his ways.

So it would be with Jimmah. But he has done and is doing more damage to the office of the presidency than any other former president in history, and that includes Bill Clinton.

One of the great cornerstones of the presidency has been that former occupants do not involve themselves in partisan politics. None of them have done it in the past before him, I assume because they all knew the burden carried by the President was heavy enough without backbiting by former Presidents.

I love the way Ann Coulter describes him (and I paraphrase) "People look at Jimmy Carter as being stupid and incompetent so much that they forget that he was (and is) mean, petty and vengeful." This describes him to a "T".

I gave up the "Habitat for Humanity" facade years ago...

[rlmorel]

Great! I got in post # '79!