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Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Carter served as the 39th president of the US from 1977 to 1981. He was best known for the Carter Doctrine, which extended US protection over the Persian Gulf. It was proclaimed in January 1980.
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I found it. The worker was James A. "Bruzzy" Willders, who made a 1980 Reagan TV commercial and a 1981 radio commercial, but defected to the Democrats in a 1982 TV commercial.
The line I was trying to remember was "If the Democrats are good for working people, how come so many people aren't working?" As far as I know, Mr. Willders did not say anything about being a former Carter supporter.
What did president carter do that upset the Iranian people?
President Carter played a great role in the events that led to Islamic republic of Iran which has been the cause of mass killing of Iranian people and destruction of this ancient country.It is said that he did it in favor of great oil & weapon companies whom were against shah's policies in the middle east.
How many US presidents have visited Ghana up till this year 2010?
Three presidents of the US have visited Ghana up till this year 2010 and they are;1.Bill Clinton 2.George Walker Bush and 3.Barack Hussan Obama.
What is promoted by the Community Reinvestment Act?
These laws include the Community Reinvestment Act, which promotes community credit needs.
How old was Jimmy Carter's Children when elected president?
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Jimmy Carter is from Georgia
The Empire State is New York
Did Jimmy Carter pardon Bill Clinton?
Probably because he wanted to.
By the way, Carter wasn't the first president-elect to be inaugurated in an "ordinary business suit"; Johnson did it in 1964. Also, at the time the custom was originally established, morning dress more or less was ordinary business attire.
What did Jimmy Carter refuse to do in life?
Jimmy Carter Refused to be a good president mostly. That's the best thing I can think of.
What was Carters Proudest moment as President?
Carters proudest moment was when he got the presidents of Egypt and Israel to sign a peace treaty at Camp David.
What did the hostage situation do to the Carter Presidency?
*It gave the Carter Administration an unwarranted image of weakness and inadequacy in a time of crisis for the US. *After saying all you want to about Carter's "weakness" and Reagan's "strength" in "dealing" with the kidnappers and other evil entities,think. *Think. *Carter used diplomacy and the proper International channels in his efforts to free the American hostages. Diplomacy is not quick but it is not usually fatal. Diplomacy, or arguing between countries, can be very frustrating and cause quick and dangerous anger that must be tempered with rational logic. That is what a Chief Executive is supposed to do. He is not supposed to use the military at all unless the all of the rest of the options have been exhausted. Resolving International incidents without additional uses of force and/or loss of life is the mark of a civilized Society and civilized World. *The hostages were indeed freed, even as President-Elect Reagan stepped off of Air Force One on his way to his Inaguration. Reagan sctually spent very little time resolving the Hostage Crisis while serving in office as President and being bound by the Constitution and International laws to follow established procedures. It is easy to talk about using military force and even war when you are not actually in office. War Hawks are usually those with no actual combat related military service record. *Time out for attempted humor. *"I'll take [HAWKS] for $800, Alex." *[HAWKS $800] Daily Double!!! "Now its worth $1,600 and you can pass Don Rumsfield with a correct question." *[HAWKS $1,600]"Among millions upon millions of others, Dick Cheney served in this military unit?" *What is 'NONE', Alex?" *You've taken the lead and passed Rumsfield, who just can't seem to get going. *Time In. Back to the question at hand. *Carter didn't do anything as foolish as, say, *Current President George. W. Bush's invasion and occupation of Iraq in the alias Johns of 'Freedom and Democracy' *The war is costing thousands of needless fatalities for no good reasons at all. *On a scale of 1(poor) to 10(excellent), rate the three President's ability to properly perform the duties of the Chief Executive Officer of the United States, President of the USA, to the point that he is deemed worthy of The Nobel Peace Prize. *Carter *Reagan *G.W. Bush
Why Jimmy Carter lost his re-election 1980?
Incumbent President Gerald Ford had lost popularity after pardoning Nixon, and the economy was in a recession. After the turmoil of Watergate, quite a few voters voted for Carter, who had the image of an honest Southerner.
How many times did carter run for president?
Twice. The first time in 1976 in which he was elected. The second for reelection in 1980 in which he lost to Ronald Reagan.
How did President Carter address the energy crisis and was his strategy successful?
He called for energy conservation. His strategy was not successful.
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