Jimmy Carter

He thought the us was too dependent on foriegn oil

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The Democratic Party.

Presidents do not pass laws- that is what Congress does. Some laws that Congress passed while Carter was President deregulated cargo and commercial airlines,deregulated natural gases prices and eased restrictions on trucking. Tax credits were offered to business to convert from oil and gas to coal. A wind-fall profits tax was placed on oil companies. 104 million acres of Alaska were set aside for parks and wildlife preserves. A ban was put on dumping raw sewage into the ocean. New regulations were placed on strip mining. Free food stamps were made available to needy persons. A treaty to give the Panama Canal to Panama was approved.

Yes. A 1980 investigation by the Atlanta Journal-Consitution revealed that Carter had up to and including 18 slaves working in his peanut plantation. This was a big factor in his loss to Ronald Reagan in the following presidential elections.

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1 cent. It's not a mint product. It's a novelty item made and sold by a private company. They used a metal punch to put Jimmy Carter's image on a genuine cent.

Just before Jimmy's Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) came the Equal Credit Opportunity Act signed by Gerald Ford, pretaining to crediting and investing, the name says it all. Then directly leading to what's behind the economic crisis facing our nation right now, is not the banks. It all started in Carter's administration when he readily signed the Community Reinvestment Act in 1977. This act FORCED banks to lower standards for making riskier loans to risky investors. Then came in Bill Clinton's administration that further degraded the banks standards, which allowed for even more risky investments. It just so happens that the bulk speculating came out across on the housing market.

NO- certainly not.

Carter's home state of Georgia is known as the Peach State.

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One of the many crises that Jimmy Carter faced as President was the Energy Crisis.

By law, only those who are deceased can appear on US currency. The latest president who would be eligible for this would be President George H. W. Bush following his death in 2018. As of 3/15/21, President Carter is still alive, and thus not legally permitted to appear on currency. He can, however, appear on collectible coins.

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when he stole oranges

He was Governor of California. He spelled it Reagan.

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Jimmy Carter belongs to the Democratic Party.

The following 14 US Presidents were Freemasons:

George Washington

James Monroe

Andrew Jackson

James Polk

James Buchanan

Andrew Johnson

James Garfield

William McKinley

Theodore Roosevelt

Howard Taft

Warren Harding

Franklin Roosevelt

Harry Truman

Gerald Ford

Some confusion has arisen about President Carter because he took his oath of office on the George Washington Bible which belongs to St. Johns Lodge in New York City. Because the Bible belonged to a Masonic Lodge many writers assumed he was a Freemason.

This Bible was first used on April 30, 1789, by the Grand Master of the Masons in New York, to administer the oath of office to George Washington, the first president. Other presidents who took their oath of office with this Bible are Warren G. Harding, Dwight D. Eisenhower and George W. Bush.

Lyndon B. Johnson was initiated on October 30, 1937 in Johnson City Lodge No. 561, at Johnson City, Texas, but completed only the Entered Apprentice, or first, of the three Masonic degrees. For this reason, he is a Brother of all Freemason's in every way. Many think that if a Mason is not a Master Mason (3rd Degree) then he is not a Mason, this is false. When we leave this life we all where the Apprentice Apron.

1977

He was in the navy

President Carter was largely unable to get bills passed in Congress

He granted amnesty to Americans who evaded the draft during the Vietnam War