Was Jimmy Carter a good President of the United States?
12.06.2025 07:43
President Carter faced fierce opposition from conservative politicians such as Ronald Reagan, Strom Thurmond, and Jesse Helms, who argued the agreements would harm U.S. economic and military interests. Carter, however, defended the treaties as vital for:
I was a young man in my 20’s and I actually voted for such a “good man”. I would come to realize America, in a world of tyrants, doesn’t need a “good man” as president. I watched the president I voted for mismanage America.
But the project, which employed more than 40,000 laborers, also took immense liberties with human life. Thousands of workers were killed. According to PanCanal, it is possible that upwards of 22,000 people died building the Panama Canal. Hundreds, if not thousands, more were permanently injured.
Typical DDDDDDDs! It is how they think and stink!
In October 1979, President Carter had decided to admit the former Shah of Iran, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, into the United States for supposed,” life-saving medical treatment”. This was absolutely the stupidest thing our president could do but normal for your typical dumbass, dick-sucking liberal. Not only did this not help United States-Iranian relations but it would jeopardize the safety and security of all Americans in Iran.
The nasty, cheating Dems will do anything to get brain dead people into high government positions who they know they can control. The Dems don’t care for a president like Putin who gets rid of anybody he dislikes with radioactive polonium-210! Of course, anyone who threatens the money machine will be ruined with bought and paid for judges and the use of lawfare!
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Do I think Jimmy Carter was a nice guy? Absolutely! That’s the problem. We don’t need nice guys as president. We don’t need a president that’s going to give a terrorist a big hug. Jimmy Carter was not made to be president!
If that doesn’t work, an assassin’s bullet will be used.
Exactly a year after the hostage crisis began, on Election Day November 4, 1980, America chose Republican candidate Ronald Reagan with 489 electoral votes, which definitely beat out Jimmy Carter’s 49. Now that’s a landslide! On January 20, 1981, Reagan was inaugurated and a few hours later, the last of the hostages were set free. While Carter managed to negotiate with the barely standing Iranian government and free some Americans, his inability to get it done quickly, and without injury to the American economy, was the final straw that broke the presidency of Jimmy Carter.
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“The Americans would not be released until the Shah was returned to Iran to stand trial.”
Reagan didn’t have to secretly negotiate anything. Anyone replacing asshole Jimmy Carter would have made Iran happy and quite willing to negotiate and respond favorably.
“Correcting historical injustices and strengthening relations with Latin America.”
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In late October 1979 the Shah was admitted to New York Hospital in the same two rooms he had occupied for a medical checkup during an official visit to Harry S. Truman in 1949 - the ''good old days'' of the Iranian-United States relationship.
Jimmy Carters actions before and after showed me and America what an incompetent nincompoop he was. On November 9, four days after the Embassy takeover, Carter declared the U.S. would cease all shipments of spare parts for military equipment to Iran until the safe release of all hostages. He also cut off all oil imports from Iran. This not only further strained the U.S.’s relations with Iran, but it also damaged the American economy. Gas prices quickly spiked. In addition, he froze approximately ten billion dollars of Iranian money being held in American banks. Although there were negative effects on the U.S. economy from the oil embargo, Iran suffered much worse economic hardship from the combination of the embargo, economic sanctions, and frozen assets.
The Panama Canal was the greatest infrastructure project the world had ever seen at the time with America paying millions. When the 48-mile-long Panama Canal officially opened in 1914, after 10 years of construction, it fulfilled a vision that had tempted people for centuries but had long seemed impossible.
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After the disastrous Biden presidency, Jimmy Carter died happy.
It is why we need a smart big prick like Donald J. Trump!
Lefty loons will swallow and believe anything! President Reagan didn’t have to negotiate anything with Iran. He just watched Jimmy Carter hang himself!
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What a stupid, bleeding-heart piece of shit president Carter was.
Jimmy Carter’s Panama Canal Treaty in 1977 outlining a 20-year transition for Panama to assume control of the canal, and the Treaty of Permanent Neutrality was just another typical delusional, dumb-ass, dog shit, deployable decision that would affect Americans in the future.
Iran grew to hate Jimmy Carter who preached human rights but ignored the Shah’s treatment of his people. Carter did nothing but continue to give support to this nasty leader. The Shah left Iran in January 1979 for an “extended vacation” because he knew his people were going to kill him.
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Absolutely not! Here’s what the looney left has been spewing out.
Our Iran embassy staff couldn’t believe this shit was happening! Not only had they warned the Carter administration of the various dangers associated with such a decision but the consequences of the shah’s admission to the United States were so obvious that no one would be “dumb enough” to think of such an idea let alone to allow it to happen.
The rescue attempt, “Operation Eagle Claw” failed and consequently further displayed Carter’s stupidity as Commander in Chief. The mission failed mainly due to inadequate and outdated machinery and the inability of the operation’s leaders to properly forecast the weather conditions that would ultimately lead to its downfall. Dumbocrats always pick the most incompetent military commanders.
Jimmy Carter — unbelievably, decided to allow the shah to enter the United States.
The Shah underwent surgery for removal of his gall bladder and gall stones and two days later, celebrated his 60th birthday. He was still there 9 days later when on Nov. 4, 1979, the student militants poured into the United States Embassy in Teheran. They took fifty-two members of the American Embassy hostage, blindfolded them, and paraded them around the city.