White House fires back: Jimmy Carter 'irrelevant'

Worldnetdaily ^ | May 20, 2007 | May 20, 2007

[Bobibutu]

“I can’t wait to empty my bladder repeatedly on this asshats grave!”

I guess we should all expect a line.

[RJL]

White House fires back: Jimmy Carter 'irrelevant'

If only the White House could raise even this mild criticism when the Mexican government comes into America making demands that we take better care of the Mexican citizens that when in Mexico, they couldn't care less about.

[Shadowstrike]

Carter should talk!. He was one of the worst Presidents this Country ever did have.

[bannie]

Jimmah...desperately seekin' relevancy.

[mimaw]

I agree, better he had never walked the face of the earth. He’a not only an embarrassment he is dangerous.

[Sig Sauer P220]

Jimmah! Don’t sell yourself short. You’re still the worst. BJ is the second worst, and THEN its W.

[doug from upland]

Camp Grenada song mocking of him will be up in a few minutes. What a coincidence saying he should have never walked the face of the earth. Something like that is in the song. Stay tuned.

[Ghengis]

[HereInTheHeartland]

Jimmy Carter is a coward, and a faux Christian.

[doug from upland]

Mocking him in song — http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1836959/posts

[vamoose]

As Imus would say, “pin a note on his sweater and drop him off at senior day care.”

[THEUPMAN]

Jimmy Carter is a coward, and a faux Christian.

Or would that be ..... anti -— Christian ?

the cater years were... are ... will be ... by any measurement ... the darkest days of our modern time.

[HereInTheHeartland]

JImmy Carter made me a Republican. As a open minded college kid, I gained a strong dislike for his defeatist, sweater wearing persona.
His cowardice with Iran sealed it.
And then I moved to San Francisco and heard a young Barbara Boxer speak at a Dukakis rally that I happened to wander by.
Babs Boxer further enriched my opinion of Democrats.
I (and my wife’s) was probably the only Bush 1 vote cast in the Haight Asbury polling station that we voted at.

[NYFreeper]

I do remember the News Media called Florida for Gore when only 1 percent of the votes had come in. I thought I didn't see right

And......Bush was leading Gore at the time too. No bias here...

[NJRighty]

Reuter’s had the nerve to report “Sunday’s sharp response marks a departure from the deference that sitting presidents traditionally have shown their predecessors.”. So what about Carter’s and Clinton’s constant criticism of a sitting president?

I read that and thought the same thing! How biased to report it that way! The "deference" is supposed to come from ex-Presidents towards sitting Presidents. In this case, Jimmuh threw the gauntlet down.

[EDINVA]

I swear when the old coot kicks the bucket and they have a ceremony in DC, I want to go and stand on Constitution Ave with a big sign that says ‘444.’ Even in death I will not be able to show any respect for that creep. And, God forgive me, I voted for him in ‘76. Last Dem I ever voted for, so some good came of it.

[GretchenM]

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[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping!

[kcvl]

Carter said Bush had taken a "radical departure from all previous administration policies" with the Iraq war.

'Radical departures' like FORMER Presidents who know to keep their mouths shut because they are now irrevelant.

[ConfidentConservative]

Carter opened his mouth when Reagan was President uttering his stupidity and has gone down hill ever since!

He was wrong in his short (Thank God) term and never changed his mind. The man has a peanut brain.

(Thanks for the ping dinasour!)