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Carter condemns Iraq war at Emory College
2004-09-26
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During his speech, Carter called the war in Iraq one of the most "gross and damaging mistakes our nation ever made."
I can think of another "gross and damaging mistake" our nation made.
Carter said he does not usually endorse any candidates from the Democratic Party before the conclusion of the primary elections but that he has always supported Democratic candidates in general elections. If his wife Rosalynn Carter were hypothetically to run for office on behalf of an independent human rights party, Carter said, he would vote for her. If he were running for office this year, Carter said, his platform would be based on making the nation worthy of being titled a "superpower."
History demonstrates Jimmy Carter can solve the world's problem of America being "hyper-power" in a single four year term.
"Justice, peace, freedom, democracy, human rights, environmental quality and the alleviation of suffering — that's what I would propose that every American, and not just Democrats and not just Republicans, work to achieve as a well-deserved reputation for America," he said. Carter responded to personal question as well. He said his two favorite movies are "Casablanca" and "Fahrenheit 9/11." He also agreed to a photo opportunity request from a member of the audience, despite saying that he dislikes such requests.
Casablanca and Fahrenheit 9/11?

Perhaps Mr. Carter should have another look at Casablanca. Look at the character of Victor Laszlo.

I saw Casablanca, too, Mr. Carter. Casablanca's one of my favorite movies, too, maybe my very favorite. And Mr. Carter, you are no Victor Laszlo.
Posted by:Super Hose

#8  yass... given your fine record in protecting America, I'd certainly take your advice.
Posted by: Anonymous6665   2004-09-26 7:24:54 PM  

#7  Well I'm not giving a dime for anything related to this jackass. Take that you miserable excuse for an ex-president. Go get a hammer and sickle (perhaps the North Vietnameses flag would be better or perhaps a flag of surreneder) and wave it on your Georgia plantation you elitist dickweed.
Posted by: Bill Nelson   2004-09-26 6:17:10 PM  

#6  Jimmuh also condemned acid reflux, blaming Hormel for distributing addictive chili con carne.
Posted by: BigEd   2004-09-26 2:26:14 PM  

#5  Does Jimmuah pull down any expense money for H for H? He's the reason I never give them a cent.
Salvation Navy gets most of my throw away.
Posted by: Shipman   2004-09-26 1:30:57 PM  

#4  Jimmuah the C
forgotten, but not gone.
Posted by: Shipman   2004-09-26 1:27:20 PM  

#3  The best thing to be said of Jimmy Carter in his post-Presidency years: "Isn't he off building low cost igloos for the Eskimos or something?"
Posted by: Anonymoose   2004-09-26 12:19:38 PM  

#2  In response, Carter made the distinction that while he does not “endorse” gay marriage, he feels a union between people of the same sex “ought to be blessed by governments and by the general society.”
Somebody want to explain why he blesses it but doesn't endorse it? Language lessons from Bill Clinton? ["I did not have sex with that woman."]
Posted by: Tom   2004-09-26 12:12:31 PM  

#1  â€œThe Carter Center is a legally married partner with Emory University,” he said. “We are very close together, [and are] bound by an official contract.”
That would explain why he still gets a podium.
Posted by: Tom   2004-09-26 12:08:59 PM  

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