If you own a semi-automatic, you want to kill policemen, kill kids, says Jimmy Carter

[Mudcat]

Once a moron, always a moron. Cant fix stoopid.

John

[JB White]

I now realise that Billy Carter was the smarter one in the family.

C'mon now John. For being such a drinker he couldn't even get beer to taste right. That stuff was horrible! I wouldn't doubt if he drained everyones empties into a vat for repackaging. LOL

[Ken C.]

I now realise that Billy Carter was the smarter one in the family.

And we have since learned why Billy was drunk all the time. Who wouldnt be in that family?

[gt40pilot]

Always consider the source of these things and take them with a grain of salt. Jimmy Carter is a failed president and a moron, need I say more?

Regards

BudT

Well said.

[joem]

Always consider the source of these things and take them with a grain of salt. Jimmy Carter is a failed president and a moron, need I say more?

BudT, you insult moron's. I believe they are a few steps above carter.

[M1 Rifleman]

Would someone, anyone, please remind the honorable Mr Carter that the 2nd Amendment IS NOT about hunting!!!

That man brings out a whole new meaning to the term - "doofus".

[Jim K]

Jimmy Carter is (or at least was) not a moron. He was, if anything, overeducated. Further, he was an engineer. Normally, engineers get things accomplished, but Carter was one of the kind who obsess over "what ifs", trying to get things not just good, but perfect. The result was that he was a ditherer, and a sick joke as president. Up to now, though, I have always thought he was essentialy a good person. After that remark, I have come to the conclusion that he is either senile or just another looney left winger who doesn't know or care about anyone or anything except a far left political agenda.

Jim

[Louis of PA]

Jimmy Carter is (or at least was) not a moron. He was, if anything, overeducated. Further, he was an engineer. Normally, engineers get things accomplished, but Carter was one of the kind who obsess over "what ifs", trying to get things not just good, but perfect. The result was that he was a ditherer, and a sick joke as president. Up to now, though, I have always thought he was essentialy a good person. After that remark, I have come to the conclusion that he is either senile or just another looney left winger who doesn't know or care about anyone or anything except a far left political agenda.

Jim

Jim, I read some years ago that, when Carter would ask for a full report on some issue, he would sometimes receive a one-hundred or so page report, THEN READ EVERY WORD OF IT!

To me that's the sign of a perfectionist, not a moron. Recall that McClellan, the Civil War failed general, was a master of inspiring and training troops but became paralyzed with indecision when it came to actual battles.

I'm convinced that he too was a perfectionist. Perfectionists have a dread fear that things won't work out perfectly - what things ever do? And so they often freeze up when it comes to actually getting things accomplished, things they'll be judged on.

A smart manager who trusts his people will have his staff read a report and then tell him what it says. I think Reagan operated like that.

And Winston Churchill, as Prime Minister, instructed all his advisors to "submit your reports on one side of a single sheet of paper".

Regards,

Louis of PA

[TDH]

jimmy is trying too hard to secure his place as the worst President of the 20th century. Hey jimmy you already own that title.

The 1994 AWB had ZERO effect on crime. A new AWB would more than likely have ZERO effect on crime. We currently have enough laws. Our enforcement of those laws is horrible. In the PRK ( The People's Republic of Kalifornia ) the charge of a felon in possession of a firearm is plea bargained away 80%+. Aren't convicted felons the dangerous ones? Shouldn't those perfectly good laws be used against dangerous career criminals?

Mr. CAAAAAter is in a heck of a race for worst prez. Slick Willy is in a dead heat and gaining and after 100 days of Spending Obama-sama is coming up fast on the outside

[talucah]

Patton quote: "Never tell people how to do things. Tell them what to do and they will surprise you with their ingenuity."