American Spectator Editor Paul Kengor weighs in on the death and legacy of Jimmy Carter in this interview with Tracy Sabol of EWTN News Nightly.
Kengor laments the challenge of saying something charitable and positive — at the time of Carter’s death — about a presidency that he feels was a “failure” and “one of the worst in the history of America.” Nevertheless, Kengor praises Carter for work that he believes deserves praise, while also criticizing the 39th president for his many failures.
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American Spectator Editor Paul Kengor weighs in on the death and legacy of Jimmy Carter in this interview with Tracy Sabol of EWTN News Nightly.{ai:summary}Paul Kengor reflects on Jimmy Carter's death, describing his presidency as a "failure" and among the worst in American history. Despite this, Kengor acknowledges Carter's positive contributions while also emphasizing his significant shortcomings.#politics

American Spectator Editor Paul Kengor on Jimmy Carter

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