WOW......you know you're having a bad day when Jimmy Carter dumps on your foreign policy. :lolg: :lolg: :lolg: :lolg:
Yes, we know Jimma's bumbling Dem idiot, but then again, aren't all Dems. But ya gotta laugh when the 2nd worst pres ever goes after the worst pres foreign policy.....stating we are worse off now then when Bush left office. :rofl::rofl::rofl: Poor Dems. :lol::lol::lol:
Jimmy Carter hits Obama on foreign policy, calls accomplishments ‘minimal’
President Obama was criticized last week by the president he is often compared to, Jimmy Carter.
Carter told an Aspen Institute audience that Obama's accomplishments on foreign policy "have been minimal" and that the United States' influence is "lower than it was six or seven years ago."
After proclaiming John Kerry "one of the best secretaries of state we've ever had," :eek::eek::eek: Carter dumped cold water on Obama's record abroad.
"On the world stage, I think [Obama's accomplishments] have been minimal," Carter said. "I think he has done some good things domestically, like health reform and so forth. But on the world stage, just to be objective about it, I can't think of many nations in the world where we have a better relationship now than when he took over."
Carter declined to blame Obama for the U.S.'s dismal foreign policy outlook, stating simply that circumstances "have evolved." However, he did state that the U.S. had suffered a reversal of fortunes in foreign policy since Obama took over from President George W. Bush.
"I would say the U.S.'s influence and prestige and respect in the world is probably lower than it was six or seven years ago," Carter said.
Hmmmm......just the opposite of what Barry the Liar said just a few weeks ago.
As president, Carter presided over a series of foreign policy challenges as Iran seized American hostages and the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan. He spent the last year of his presidency trying to counter these threats, in part by articulating the Carter Doctrine, a reversal from his previously standoffish foreign policy.
http://ift.tt/1JsAeKS
Yes, we know Jimma's bumbling Dem idiot, but then again, aren't all Dems. But ya gotta laugh when the 2nd worst pres ever goes after the worst pres foreign policy.....stating we are worse off now then when Bush left office. :rofl::rofl::rofl: Poor Dems. :lol::lol::lol:
Jimmy Carter hits Obama on foreign policy, calls accomplishments ‘minimal’
President Obama was criticized last week by the president he is often compared to, Jimmy Carter.
Carter told an Aspen Institute audience that Obama's accomplishments on foreign policy "have been minimal" and that the United States' influence is "lower than it was six or seven years ago."
After proclaiming John Kerry "one of the best secretaries of state we've ever had," :eek::eek::eek: Carter dumped cold water on Obama's record abroad.
"On the world stage, I think [Obama's accomplishments] have been minimal," Carter said. "I think he has done some good things domestically, like health reform and so forth. But on the world stage, just to be objective about it, I can't think of many nations in the world where we have a better relationship now than when he took over."
Carter declined to blame Obama for the U.S.'s dismal foreign policy outlook, stating simply that circumstances "have evolved." However, he did state that the U.S. had suffered a reversal of fortunes in foreign policy since Obama took over from President George W. Bush.
"I would say the U.S.'s influence and prestige and respect in the world is probably lower than it was six or seven years ago," Carter said.
Hmmmm......just the opposite of what Barry the Liar said just a few weeks ago.
As president, Carter presided over a series of foreign policy challenges as Iran seized American hostages and the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan. He spent the last year of his presidency trying to counter these threats, in part by articulating the Carter Doctrine, a reversal from his previously standoffish foreign policy.
http://ift.tt/1JsAeKS
LOL!!!! The 2nd worst POTUS ever dumpin' on the worst POTUS ever foreign policy
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