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What a Joke! This skunk can’t just go away. If he had been asked to go to Rome it would have finished me with the President. On top of all the damage he did in his four years, I had to travel in Europe and the Far East during that time and had to endure endless snide comments about him.
p>The worst came a year after he lost to Ronald Reagan. I visited my son who, at that time, was a Navy officer aboard the USS Forrestal at home in Mayport, Florida. The ship had recently returned from a seven-month deployment with the fifth fleet. While on the bridge a senior petty officer pointed out several defensive weapons systems. He then said, “It’s a good thing we are not at war, none of these things work.” br> — Richard Mann br> Chatham, New Jersey /p> p> Though not a Bill Clinton fan, Jimmy Carter is possibly the worst President ever, and a back-stabbing sleaze. His policies, especially Iran and the Shah debacle, were truly stupid. Why would “W” do anything for the man, who has gone overboard in criticizing him? Who cares what Carter says? Only Third World dictators do, when it’s convenient for them. br> — K. Collins /p> p> Maybe the extra seat is going to that well-known Catholic and Carter pal, Michael Moore. br> — Chris Harley
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