When Jimmy Carter came to Dallas: Watch his 1995 interview on KERA’s ‘Between The Lines’

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When Jimmy Carter came to Dallas: Watch his 1995 interview on KERA’s ‘Between The Lines’

The 39th president died Sunday at the age of 100. He came to Dallas in 1995 to talk about his book, "Always a Reckoning," on KERA-TV.

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Democrats Rewrite History to Praise Jimmy Carter

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Paul Epstein: Jimmy Carter and DEI (Opinion)

The death of former President Jimmy Carter gives us all a chance to reflect on the current moment, as well as the accomplishments and decades of service of a president who faced tremendous challenges during his one term in office,…

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Democratic Party of Milwaukee County: Celebrates the life of President Jimmy Carter

It is with great sadness that I and my fellow Americans honor President Jimmy Carter on the occasion of his death. However, it is with great joy that we treasure Jimmy Carter’s accomplishments as President of the United States and...

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Another viewpoint: For James Earl Carter Jr., presidency was prologue for a life marked by service - Seymour Tribune

Chicago Tribune He left office in a stunning landslide defeat after a single term as the nation’s 39th president. But Jimmy Carter wasn’t done yet. Instead of withdrawing quietly from public life as most former presidents have, James Earl Carter Jr. went to work. As a champion for democracy, human rights, public health and housing the poor, he has been credited widely, even from critics of his bumpy time in office, for producing the nation’s “be…

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American opinion: Jimmy Carter’s life was 100 years of service and honor

As we wrote nearly two years ago when Jimmy Carter entered hospice care, “He was not a great president like Washington or Lincoln. Indeed, Carter had a troubled presidency for four years, but had a very successful post presidency for more than 40 years, promoting peace, democracy, human rights and development.” Hospice generally means time is short, but the fact that Carter pushed on to reach the age of 100 on Oct. 1 and fulfill his wish to vot…