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Old 12-04-2011, 12:05 PM
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I was alive 77-81. The good ole days of waiting in line for gas, almost 20% interest rates, Iran hostages. etc etc.

I'm proud to say the first Presidential ballot I ever cast was voting this clown out of office. Looking back he played a large part in my choice of party affiliation.

I remember those gas lines earlier than 77...Long lines at my local gas station and only 2 bucks of gas per person...but my pump operator always gave me 5 gal since i was a regular customer...always wondered what people thought we should do about the hostages...Invade Iran?...bomb them?...was one failed rescue attempt...400 plus days, none of the hostages was killed or died while in captivity...Never thought much of the peanut farmer from Ga but only Bush gets my vote for the worst....on many levels but primary was Iraq...
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Old 12-04-2011, 01:09 PM
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I remember those gas lines earlier than 77...Long lines at my local gas station and only 2 bucks of gas per person...but my pump operator always gave me 5 gal since i was a regular customer...always wondered what people thought we should do about the hostages...Invade Iran?...bomb them?...was one failed rescue attempt...400 plus days, none of the hostages was killed or died while in captivity...Never thought much of the peanut farmer from Ga but only Bush gets my vote for the worst....on many levels but primary was Iraq...
Carter was not a bad president, certainly Bush would rank below him. Carter has been a wonderful former president, doing many good works. I agree that the hostage situation was unsolvable for Carter.
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Old 12-04-2011, 01:23 PM
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Carter was not a bad president, certainly Bush would rank below him. Carter has been a wonderful former president, doing many good works. I agree that the hostage situation was unsolvable for Carter.

And he is still a sharp speaker...have seen him on some late nite shows past few years in interviews and does very well....and bush can't complete a sentence..


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Old 12-04-2011, 01:28 PM
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Carter was not a bad president, certainly Bush would rank below him. Carter has been a wonderful former president, doing many good works. I agree that the hostage situation was unsolvable for Carter.
well, if you compare him to bush, he does ok. but i wouldn't say he wasn't a bad president.
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Old 12-05-2011, 02:31 PM
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I remember those gas lines earlier than 77...Long lines at my local gas station and only 2 bucks of gas per person...but my pump operator always gave me 5 gal since i was a regular customer...always wondered what people thought we should do about the hostages...Invade Iran?...bomb them?...was one failed rescue attempt...400 plus days, none of the hostages was killed or died while in captivity...Never thought much of the peanut farmer from Ga but only Bush gets my vote for the worst....on many levels but primary was Iraq...
....carter was the worst of ALLTIME. before Barry.
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Old 12-05-2011, 02:47 PM
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Newt was either too stupid to see the mortgage industry collapse in front of him and was speaking with ignorance when defending Fannie Mae as late as mid 2007 or he lied and kept it to himself. Either he's a buffoon or a lying thief. I'm leaning strongly towards the latter. Still he's marginally better than who he’d be matched against.

Having the lowest U.S. Presidential approval rating in modern history, lower than even Jimmy Carter isn’t like a Nobel Peace Prize, it’s earned.

Riot’s right the GOP is going to take this election cycle off or at least that’s what the post card they sent me said.
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Old 12-05-2011, 04:25 PM
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....carter was the worst of ALLTIME. before Barry.
G Dumya Bush will forever hold that title..and dumbest......no contest...
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Old 12-05-2011, 05:38 PM
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....carter was the worst of ALLTIME. before Barry.
worst of the 70's. but all time? no way.
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