>The speech I most admired was that of former President Carter. This man has
>always been the image of integrity and truth. In his interview following his
>speech he was able to back up his remarks with facts. Not bad for an 80 year
>old Relic. I was not all that impressed with his leadership at the time,
>but no
>one can say he mislead the public at any time.
>
>Of course the failure to get re-elected was the embassy hostages in Iran.
I'm on the same boat as you. Carter is pre-political consciousness for
me. I didn't know that he comitted sin #1 for a US President: He let US
civilians die on foreign soil. I only learned of it 2 years into college
in my poly sci class. Doh!
Either way, I have nothing but the upmost respect for Carter. His speech
was pointed and well delivered. He commanded the audience and they loved
him for it.
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