When the Finest EX PRESIDENT in History Says you fucked up...

Terrorism... boo!!!! Are your kids safe?

or

See, we done such a good job evesdropping, we ain't had no attacks

We regret the information stated was/is confusing and hope any damage caused will wake the sheep the fuck up!

Finest ex president in history? Hah.

By the way, hatred much, Mulch?

name an ex preident who has donated himself more to the world and humanitarian causes?

Why are there Quakers on the terrorist watch list? Must be all those calls from Al Queda... or something... Because we don't monitor domestically and stuff...

All of which are absolutely irrelevent to the job of president.

yeah, but he was president when the law was signed, and I beleive, according the rule of law, set precedent

who better to interpret it?

albert fucking gonzalez?

george "my pet goat" bush?

give me a break?

you are kidding me right?

All of which are absolutely irrelevent to the job of president.

Now your shifting tactics.

First your claim as for why he should be payed attention to was that he was the finest ex president in history. I called that into question.

Now it's something else.

That said, no, I'm not kidding you. I don't think Carter was that great of a president. Not even top five.

Mulch said finest EX president...... jeez

Mulch said finest EX president...... jeez

I disagree, JFK is the finest Ex president, as he helped establish a massive conspiracy industry, and helped us see how dull Stone and Costner are if left to their own devices.

Seriously if Bush Sr, Clinton, et al were half the man Carter is, they'd still be 10 times the man Bush Jr is.

fair enough critique

now i challenge you to tell me 5 better ex presidents and please, don't skimp, tell me why

c'mon partner, you took the challenge

Carter has one hell of a post presidential resume

I think he was quite mediocre at best as president, but as ex president, he has exceeded any president I am aware of in contribution to humanity (and that is a disclaimer, prove me wrong with 5 ex presidents and their acts out of office, and I will apologize for my title)

balls in your court now champ

If you really want to rest the support of the aguement on the word "EX", the arguement gets even easier for me.

How good of an "EX" president you are doesn't matter. Because apparently, according to Mulch, what makes a good "EX" president has nothing to do with what makes a good president.

As well to say, "The finest coffee-server in the world!"

Seriously if Bush Sr, Clinton, et al were half the man Carter is, they'd still be 10 times the man Bush Jr is.

Read it and weep!

who better to interpret it?

Since his unsuccessful bid for re-election, Carter has been involved in a variety of national and international public policy, conflict resolution, human rights, and charitable causes through the Carter Center. He established the Carter Center the year following his term, and currently chairs the center with his wife Rosalynn. The center also focuses on world-wide health care including the campaign to eliminate guinea worm disease. He and members of the center are sometimes involved in the monitoring of the electoral process in support of free and fair elections.

This includes acting as election observers, particularly in Latin America and Africa.

He and his wife Rosalynn are also well-known for their work with Habitat for Humanity.

Carter was the third U.S. president, after Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, to receive the Nobel Peace Prize award. In his Nobel Lecture, Carter told the European audience that U.S. actions after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, and the 1991 Gulf War, like NATO itself, was a continuation of President Wilson's doctrine of collective security.

Carter has received honorary degrees from many American colleges, including Harvard University, Bates College, and the University of Pennsylvania.

Since leaving the Presidency, Carter has written 20 books, all enormously successful.

In 1994 Carter went to North Korea at the behest of President Clinton during a period of rising tensions on the Korean Peninsula that were caused by North Korea's expulsion of investigators from the International Atomic Energy Agency and that country's threat to begin processing spent nuclear fuel. Carter met with North Korean President Kim Il Sung resulting in the signing of the Agreed Framework, under which North Korea agreed to stop processing nuclear fuel, in exchange for a return to normalized relations, oil deliveries and two light water reactors to replace its graphite reactors.

Though the Agreed Framework negotiated by Jimmy Carter was widely hailed at the time as a diplomatic achievement, it soon became apparent that despite their promises to Carter, North Korea had no intention of stopping its nuclear weapons program. In 2005, North Korea announced that it had nuclear weapons.

In 2001, Carter blasted President Clinton's controversial pardon of Marc Rich, calling it "disgraceful" and suggesting that Rich's contribution of $520 million to the Democratic Party were a factor in Clinton's action.

Carter visited Cuba in May 2002, meeting with Fidel Castro and becoming the first President of the United States, in or out of office, to visit the island since Castro's 1959 revolution.

Featured at the Democratic National Convention are speeches by prominent party figures. Here, former President Jimmy Carter addressed the 2004 Democratic National Convention in Boston.In March 2004, Carter roundly condemned George W. Bush and Tony Blair for waging an unnecessary war "based upon lies and misinterpretations" in order to oust Saddam Hussein. He claimed that Blair had allowed his better judgment to be swayed by Bush's desire to finish a war that George H. W. Bush (his father) had started.

In June 2005, Carter urged the closing of the Guantanamo Bay Prison in Cuba, which has been the centerpoint for recent claims of prisoner and Muslim holy book Quran abuse.

Not all Carter's efforts have gained him favor in Washington; President Clinton and both Presidents George H.W. and George W. Bush were said to have been less than pleased with Carter's "freelance" diplomacy in Iraq and elsewhere. Critics of Carter's diplomatic efforts (during and after his presidency) generally concede that Carter is honest and well intentioned, but consider him to be naive about less scrupulous foreign leaders.

Well, Jimmy Carter is the #6 worst person screwing up America, so lets stop and think.

Originally posted by Vince Wolfe
From the title I thought someone had asked Ronald Reagan via ouija board or something

All of which are absolutely irrelevent to the job of president.