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Jimmy Carter: Mitt Romney Wouldn't Be So Bad

Ex-president also calls Citizens United ruling 'stupid'

By Kevin Spak,  Newser Staff

Posted Apr 25, 2012 12:35 PM CDT

(Newser) – Jimmy Carter isn't losing sleep over the prospect of Mitt Romney winning the 2012 election. In an interview with MSNBC, spotted by Mediaite, Carter said that, though he would prefer to see Barack Obama win, "of all the Republican candidates who were prominent,... More »

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cornelison
Apr 26, 2012 5:14 AM CDT
Carter made a stupid remark.  Right wing pundits are saying that Mitt is fine & he's really a moderate.  So what if he flip flops, he'll do OK.  They're telling viewers that Mitt isn't on the far right & that the nomination process is  behind us. What planet are those pundits living on?  Americans will vote for Mitt because he lies all the time?  Imagine a President like him going overseas to broker a peace agreement.  Mitt has NO credibility whatsoever.  Don't trust that bas****.
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Apr 25, 2012 9:59 PM CDT
My eyes glaze over when I hear comments like "people to the left of Obama might not vote for him" or "people to the right of Romney might not vote for him."  People that dumb should not be allowed to vote.  So you don't vote and someone even farther from your views gets elected.  Yeah, that's smart. 
Cat-Lover
Apr 25, 2012 9:56 PM CDT
L.B.J. was a president who planned by poll and see how far that got us? Then there were three networks; now everyone has a channel or a blog -- how would Romney focus on the right poll?  DISASTER.
 

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