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I'm 62. Started becoming politically aware in my teens in the 70's. Carter became President when I was 17 years old. Everything from an information stand point was different then. At best, he was ineffective, at worse, he cost this country lives and respect around the world.

He was a poor leader, that lost the respect of his own party in a very short time, with the Kennedy's undercutting every chance they got. Pride in being an American was at an all-time low. Morale was low, with very few people feeling optimistic about the future. We were lost.

Biden stood up in front of the country yesterday and took an unapologetic tone and spent time justifying his actions and basically took little or no responsibility for Americans being left behind. Left behind! "WE" don't do that - ever....

He has consistently misled and lied to the American people. (Georgia voting law is the first that comes to mind). I do think yesterday catches up to him. He was basically saying, do not let your lying eyes persuade you. What you see on TV isn't what has really happened. The Kool-Aid Drinkers will believe whatever comes out of his mouth, but the rest know the truth.

And here is what scares me. I do not know if he is saying these things after the fact, knowing that he is lying or if because he is so senile that he actually believes it.

History is repeating itself. But this time with a President that has far less intelligence than President Jimmy Carter, and with little or no morale fiber.

President Carter is not longer the worse President of my lifetime.

Carmine Pescatore's avatar

Glenn Beck set up a charity years ago and one project was resettling people whose religious views made them victims of genocide (Christians, Muslims, etc). The charity paid for the resettlement costs and training so they could be productive citizens in the host country. Our government went out of its way to make it impossible to fly out people and put pressure on host countries not to take them.

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