[PetroniusMaximus]

“I came to know Carter well.

When he ran for reelection, he asked me to campaign for him in 1980 - I was by then Mayor of New York City — and I said that I would vote for him, but not campaign for him because he was then engaging in hostile acts towards Israel. I was popular with the Jewish community and when I would not campaign for him unless he changed his position, he called me to his hotel in New York when attending a fundraiser and said, “You have done me more damage than any man in America.” I felt proud then, and even more today, since we now know what a miserable president he was then and the miserable human being he is now as he prepares to meet with Hamas.”

[workerbee]

And yet: Ronald Reagan defeated Jimmy Carter....I never voted for him, but I loved him.

[angcat]

Bravo Ed Koch!

“How My doing”

[RepublitarianRoger2]

“You have done me more damage than any man in America.”

Koch’s response should have been, “You have done the American people a helluva lot of damage yourself, Mr. President.”

[Lijahsbubbe]

He certainly didn’t mince any words. I hope this is just the beginning for Carter.

[eyedigress]

The Iranians releasing the Hostages on Reagans first day should have been a sign to all the moonbats, that he is pro-muzzie.

[Viking2002]

Koch isn't perfect, but I have got to admire the man. If more Democrats were like him, this would be a whole lot different country.

[Convert from ECUSA]

Koch may be a Dem, but he totally nailed Dhimmi Jimmuh.

[AxelPaulsenJr]

"Now we come to the last president on this list, George W. Bush. I campaigned for his reelection and have no regrets. I believe that history will treat him more kindly than current public opinion polls indicate. He and Tony Blair recognized the danger of Islamic terrorism to the Western world when most world leaders did not. In addition, he is a very nice guy. "

The Mayor gets it right.