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Another nonsense “both sides “ comment. The propaganda has worked on you.

Jimmy Carter was the enemy of the American working class: "Carter, not Reagan, presided over the dismantling of the New Deal regulatory system in airlines, railroads and trucking. Intended to reduce inflation by reducing the costs of essential infrastructure to business, Carter's market-oriented reforms have backfired, producing constant bankruptcies and predatory hub-and-spoke monopolies in the airline industry, an oligopolistic private railroad industry that has abandoned passenger rail for freight, and underpaid, overworked truckers...." and was no friend of poor Black people: "In an interview with the New York Daily News in April 1976, Carter said: "I see nothing wrong with ethnic purity being maintained. I would not force a racial integration of a neighborhood by government action." A few days later, questioned about this remark, Carter elaborated: "What I say is that the government ought not to take as a major purpose the intrusion of alien groups into a neighborhood simply to establish their intrusion." Jesse Jackson called this "a throwback to Hitlerian racism." Carter not only won a majority of the Southern vote but also did well among white ethnics. (The quotes are from Steven F. Hayward's "The Real Jimmy Carter.")" ('How Reaganism actually started with Carter', Salon 8 Feb 2011)

Trump never listened to a song in his life.

@@Anthony-hu3rj stop demonstrating to the world how easily triggered you get.

@@Anthony-hu3rjlol this Dylan song literally sounds exactly like Trump. ruclips.net/video/ukLtIRw71tE/видео.htmlsi=GeicN1HGMWpgmQcG

Jimmy Carter was no different than Reagan and was the enemy of the American working class: "Carter, not Reagan, presided over the dismantling of the New Deal regulatory system in airlines, railroads and trucking. Intended to reduce inflation by reducing the costs of essential infrastructure to business, Carter's market-oriented reforms have backfired, producing constant bankruptcies and predatory hub-and-spoke monopolies in the airline industry, an oligopolistic private railroad industry that has abandoned passenger rail for freight, and underpaid, overworked truckers...." and was no friend of poor Black people: "In an interview with the New York Daily News in April 1976, Carter said: "I see nothing wrong with ethnic purity being maintained. I would not force a racial integration of a neighborhood by government action." A few days later, questioned about this remark, Carter elaborated: "What I say is that the government ought not to take as a major purpose the intrusion of alien groups into a neighborhood simply to establish their intrusion." Jesse Jackson called this "a throwback to Hitlerian racism." Carter not only won a majority of the Southern vote but also did well among white ethnics. (The quotes are from Steven F. Hayward's "The Real Jimmy Carter.")" ('How Reaganism actually started with Carter', Salon 8 Feb 2011)

The world would be a lot better place if Jimmy Carter had filled his administration with competent people. That was the problem. It was like a Shakespeare play and that was his fatal flaw. He was a really great guy who filled his administration with people who were out of their league. Given the bad times, the country was going through, he didn’t have the luxury of being able to do that.

@@christinacascadilla4473 The world would be an even worse place were President Carter's administration more competent. Carter's record shows his goal to be the introduction of neoliberal economic powers to clamp down on the American working class and transfer the wealth it created to the ruling class. And, comparing Carter with Nixon: "Jimmy Carter used similar coded language in fishing for votes from white ethnics in the North who objected to blacks moving into their neighborhoods. In an interview with the New York Daily News in April 1976, Carter said: "I see nothing wrong with ethnic purity being maintained. I would not force a racial integration of a neighborhood by government action." A few days later, questioned about this remark, Carter elaborated: "What I say is that the government ought not to take as a major purpose the intrusion of alien groups into a neighborhood simply to establish their intrusion." Jesse Jackson called this "a throwback to Hitlerian racism."" ('How Reaganism actually started with Carter', Salon, 8 Fen 2011)

Jimmy Carter began the deregulation of Reagan though, he was NOT a social democrat, he was a Neoliberal who destoryed the Democratic Party by embracing Degrowth

The love can def be seen in their facrs. On another note, my wife's parents were both deaf. Dad lived with us for 8 years. I used the ballon method id seen at Grateful Dead show where the deaf deadheads would hold ballons to feel the vibrations of the music while the interpretor would sign the lyrics. Id sit him in front of my stereo & TV, with a ballon, with the lyrics on the TV

Jimmy Carter was the enemy of the American working class: "Carter, not Reagan, presided over the dismantling of the New Deal regulatory system in airlines, railroads and trucking. Intended to reduce inflation by reducing the costs of essential infrastructure to business, Carter's market-oriented reforms have backfired, producing constant bankruptcies and predatory hub-and-spoke monopolies in the airline industry, an oligopolistic private railroad industry that has abandoned passenger rail for freight, and underpaid, overworked truckers...." and was no friend of poor Black people: "In an interview with the New York Daily News in April 1976, Carter said: "I see nothing wrong with ethnic purity being maintained. I would not force a racial integration of a neighborhood by government action." A few days later, questioned about this remark, Carter elaborated: "What I say is that the government ought not to take as a major purpose the intrusion of alien groups into a neighborhood simply to establish their intrusion." Jesse Jackson called this "a throwback to Hitlerian racism." Carter not only won a majority of the Southern vote but also did well among white ethnics. (The quotes are from Steven F. Hayward's "The Real Jimmy Carter.")" ('How Reaganism actually started with Carter', Salon 8 Feb 2011)

Yeah, things sure were great back then. No gas lines at the pump, no severe recession, no 14% interest rates on home loans, no American embassies being invaded and hostages taken. Good times.

@@peterschmitz6446 Well said, Peter.

Jimmy Carter was the enemy of the American working class: "Carter, not Reagan, presided over the dismantling of the New Deal regulatory system in airlines, railroads and trucking. Intended to reduce inflation by reducing the costs of essential infrastructure to business, Carter's market-oriented reforms have backfired, producing constant bankruptcies and predatory hub-and-spoke monopolies in the airline industry, an oligopolistic private railroad industry that has abandoned passenger rail for freight, and underpaid, overworked truckers...." and was no friend of poor Black people: "In an interview with the New York Daily News in April 1976, Carter said: "I see nothing wrong with ethnic purity being maintained. I would not force a racial integration of a neighborhood by government action." A few days later, questioned about this remark, Carter elaborated: "What I say is that the government ought not to take as a major purpose the intrusion of alien groups into a neighborhood simply to establish their intrusion." Jesse Jackson called this "a throwback to Hitlerian racism." Carter not only won a majority of the Southern vote but also did well among white ethnics. (The quotes are from Steven F. Hayward's "The Real Jimmy Carter.")" ('How Reaganism actually started with Carter', Salon 8 Feb 2011)