r/democrats • u/Famous_Criticism_642 • 2d ago
Never forget, he was a one term president who conceded after he lost. Much unlike Trump 📷 Pic
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u/FuTuReShOcKeD60 2d ago
Differences between Trump and Carter 1. Carter is nit a convicted felon and sex offender 2. Carter never paid hush money to prostitutes 3. Carter never incited an angry mob to storm the capital 4. Carter conceded the Election to Regan when he lost
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u/Substantial-Hat2775 2d ago
Carter literally built homes for the homeless with his own hands, while Trump refused to pay the contractors that built his towers.
Carter embodied the true meaning of Christianity, while rTump just wanted their votes.
Carter ran marathons and was in good shape, trump is lard by definition.
Carter actually made lives better for the American people, trump gave tax breaks to the wealthy and brought out the worst in people.
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u/LivingIndependence 2d ago
Carter had empathy, integrity and ethics. Three things that MAGAts call "woke".
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u/LegitimateBeing2 2d ago
Carter and Trump are both single-term presidents in the same way that Bluey and Cujo are both dogs.
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u/KingBrowserKoopa 2d ago
The only legacy Donald Trump has earned is the fact parents will no longer name their children Donald. Much like how Hitler killed both his name and himself.
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u/antoniamabee 2d ago
Don’t even put their names in the same sentence. There is no comparison. Carter was the most honorable president we ever had as a nation.
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u/EinharAesir 2d ago
And he didn’t spend his days sulking and whining at his peanut farm like a petulant toddler. He rolled up his sleeves and got to work building homes for the homeless and helping to rid the world of Guinea Worm.
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u/AztecGodofFire 2d ago
He conceded before polls closed in California. Democrats weren't happy.
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u/Didact67 1d ago
They were concerned it might hurt downballot races in the west. There was no chance Carter could have won by that point.
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u/blackwrensniper 2d ago
I guess if anything, maybe he shouldn't have conceded. It seems like not conceding, then orchestrating a coup, then lying about orchestrating a coup while an overwhelming amount of evidence comes out proving you orchestrated a coup is just a winning election strategy to become the dictator of a newly formed dictatorship.
And given how much the GOP hates when a Dem does anything, anything at all, we would have laws that prevent that shit now instead of useless fucking gentlemen agreements.