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Have you ever thought how similar, yet different they are?
Carter: Inept and a total failure at leadership. But he was honest and sincere.
Obama: Inept and a total failure at leadership. And he is a pathological liar and accomplished deceiver.
People disagreed with Carter but didn't despise him because he was sincere and didn't try to deceive the public. Too bad we can't say that about Obama.
Obama is a Crony Capitalist, social conservative and fiscal liberal to go along with his grandiose lies.
Have you ever thought how similar, yet different they are?
Carter: Inept and a total failure at leadership. But he was honest and sincere.
Obama: Inept and a total failure at leadership. And he is a pathological liar and accomplished deceiver.
People disagreed with Carter but didn't despise him because he was sincere and didn't try to deceive the public. Too bad we can't say that about Obama.
Obama is a Crony Capitalist, social conservative and fiscal liberal to go along with his grandiose lies.
This would make a great essay...if you were in the 3rd grade.
I wouldn't say he's a social conservative, just wants to push his agenda. I do think while Carter was a horrible president at least he tried and wasn't a liar.
Obama can be compared to Nixon more appropriately.
...Say nice things to get elected and carry out his own schemes once in office.
You may be right about this.
I always felt Carter was just too sincere, too honest, to be president.
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