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Jimmy Carter is full of shit about North Korea

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In 1947, our national debt was 120 percent of our GNP. IN 1960, our national debt was 60 percent of the GNP. In 1975, our national debt was 36 percent of our GNP. In 1982 our national debt was 35 percent of GNP. In 1990, our natinal debt was 52 oercent of the GNP. In 1995, our national debt was at 66 percent of our GNP. IN 2000, our national debt was 60 percent of the GNP. On 2005, our national debt was at 63 percent of the GNP.



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He is right up there for the worst ex-president though.



He's been called upon to monitor the integrity of elections worldwide.



Sure, ask Venezuelans about that one.:| He certainly failed on that occassion.
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He is right up there for the worst ex-president though.



He's been called upon to monitor the integrity of elections worldwide.



Sure, ask Venezuelans about that one.:| He certainly failed on that occassion.



When exit polls vary from election results, it is a sign of election fraud.

Unfortunately, in the US, we selectively acknowledge this fact.
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With Carter, we had huge inflation, historically high interest rates, a major energy crisis and a horrible foreign policy record. Iran is the most notable. Boycotting the Summer Olympics really stuck to one particular group - out athletes.


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I don't see how Carter could have negotiated the Framework agreement on his own without authority as he would not have been able to deliver the light water reactors off his own back without Clintons approval.
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I don't see how Carter could have negotiated the Framework agreement on his own without authority as he would not have been able to deliver the light water reactors off his own back without Clintons approval.



You're right, I don't see how Carter would have the balls to do it either.

He just did it, and then Clinton did not want to repudiate him. Carter pretended to have Clinton's approval as his representative. Clinton could have said that he had no authorization to negotiate on his behalf, but did not.
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