Most people who know history would give Warren Harding the honor of being the worst o the 20th century.
Carter was a Washington outsider and was not terribly effective, but he was honest and sincere and had good intentions.
(unlike Richard Nixon, who was more effective than Carter, but had serious flaws otherwise.)Jimmy Carter did much damage to the us by his weakness in the Iran situation as well as his poor job with the economy. His actions post president were almost treasoness
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∙ 13y agoIt's debatable whether or not he was a bad president, or simply was not an inhumanly excellent president during a bad time. (Herbert Hoover, for example, gets a bum rap from a variety of things that he arguably had nothing whatsoever to do with and could not possibly have prevented).
There are a variety of factors that didn't help: For example, one argument is that he was too non-interventionist on getting the Iranian hostages freed (and that his perceived "weakness" and pacifism may have contributed to their capture in the first place), and too interventionist when it came to the economy, when unemployment rose to 11% and long lines at the gas station were a common sight. These two factors in particular were at least partially responsible for his loss to Ronald Reagan in the 1980 election.
Some, however, note that in foreign policy he hosted relatively effective peace talks between Egypt and Israel at Camp David. He has also been very active as an advocate for peace and human rights since leaving office. Many people consider his post-presidency to have been better than his actual presidency.
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∙ 11y agoNo. Carter was not particularly successful as President, but he was honest and was not the worst ever.
Some important decisions President Carter made are returning the Panama Canal to Panama and the creation of two new departments: The Department of Education and the Department of Energy, among others.
Some people say Jimmy Carter made the world a better place. He focused on humanitarian efforts and peace in the Middle East.
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The US was not at war. The Soviets were fighting in Afghanistan. Iranian militants took some 60 American hostages from the US embassy in Tehran and made a number of demands. Carter authorized a small scale military operation to try to rescue them but it failed rather spectacularly. Later war broke out between Iran and Iraq .
He is 90 something years old. I suppose some people might think he was cute at one time.
Some would say his brother, Billy.
No. Warren Harding is generally considered the least effective president of the 20th century. Others who might get some votes are Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford.
Well first of all obama sucks does dat answer ur Question if not well jimmy carter did do some bad things but at least he did something
Both Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush served as President of the United States. Additionally, both were members of the Democratic Party at some point in their political careers before Bush eventually joined the Republican Party.
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No professional minister has ever US President. James Garfield did some preaching as a young man. William McKinley and Jimmy Carter both taught Sunday school regularly.
Some important decisions President Carter made are returning the Panama Canal to Panama and the creation of two new departments: The Department of Education and the Department of Energy, among others.
None of the US presidents made a living as a preacher. Garfield achieved some fame for a series of debates in which he took the pro-religion side. Jimmy Carter taught Sunday School classes while he was President.
Jimmy Carter standed up to the White Council because he was justified and his real name was Richard M. Nixon and was the 37th president of the United States. From, Anonymous............................
Some more recent examples are George W. Bush , Bill Clinton , Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter. All were state governors.
Some people say Jimmy Carter made the world a better place. He focused on humanitarian efforts and peace in the Middle East.
The first President to grow peanuts was Thomas Jefferson, who held a great interest in botany, as a part of his plantations crop rotation to replenish the nitrogen content of his soil for cotton.Jimmy Carter owned a peanut distribution business that he inherited from his father. As a boy or young man, I think he probably did some planting and harvesting of peanuts for his father.Jimmy Carter took over his father's peanut business after his father died. It may have started as a peanut farm, but by the time that Jimmy ran it, other people raised the peanuts and the Carter Co. bought, stored and resold them.Thomas Jefferson reportedly raised some peanuts but not as a serious cash crop.President Carter