Startlingly enough, I know a great many people who legitimately think like that: i.e., “If it was something you didn’t want me doing, then you should’ve made it impossible for me to do. Otherwise if I find I can do it, I’m gonna assume that means it’s allowed.”This is like the robber blaming the bank for not being secure enough.
Clearly, they should be counted as 3/5ths of a death, at most.
Yeah, wasn't there like.... a malaise or something going on then?Carter surprises me.
Carter surprises me.
He's the last President where I feel like I can say he tried to put what he could do for The People over what he could do with the position.Jimmy's probably going to be remembered a lot more favorably after his death than he ever was when he was alive.
It helps when your followed up by one of the worst presidents in US history.Jimmy's probably going to be remembered a lot more favorably after his death than he ever was when he was alive.
That and Ted Kennedy wanted a turn in office.The view that I hear here is that he was frequently undermined by others because he was not very "biddable."
--Patrick