Or the Russian grain embargo that caused the farming crisis.
Or Stagflation...(17-20% interest rates, 8% inflation rate, and a 11% unemployment rate)
Carter it would seem was the creator of one economic and/or geo-political disaster after another...
I know hindsight is 20-20, but what the hell was Carter's overriding foreign policy objective?
It appears to me that his foreign policy was a taped together hodge-podge of blunders...
Oh wait, there was that Isreal Egypt thing...But then the Middle East seemed to be an even bigger mess after that...And then there was the incident at Three Mile Island...He showed his real leadership skills there...Nearly brought the entire nation to panic over a minor nuclear spill.
Scott
Current Events » in reply to Re: I've heard it quite often . . .
Don't forget the Moscow olympic boycott
The whole thread (30 posts)
- Carter demonstrates just why he is considered an idiot
- Weakness, Vacillation and Division
- Re: Carter's article
- So was Chamberlain's response to Hitler ;-) (n/t) (n/t)
- Chamberlain's response to Hitler was "thoughtful, sensible and justified"? (n/t)
- Yep. And read "Blair", not "Chamberlain".
- So was Chamberlain's response to Hitler ;-) (n/t) (n/t)
- I don't think I've heard that assertion about Carter before, nor do I see how this article would support such a conclusion n/t (n/t)
