Carter vs. Biden

@JonathanTurley

...Instead of showing Carter's honesty, Biden lied for years and then pardoned his own son after repeatedly denying that he would ever do so during the campaign. He pardoned his son for any crimes committed over a ten-year period, including potential crimes that many believe implicated the President himself in the multimillion influence-peddling operation...
And:

Jonathan Turley

@JonathanTurley
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...That record is precisely why "Some look at Jimmy Carter and see a man of a bygone era with honesty and character." They look at Biden himself and say "We'd all do well to try to be more like Jimmy Carter."

Jimmy Carter was the last Democrat I voted for.  While he was a disappointment as president, he was a man of character.  That is not something that we can say about Biden.

See also:

‘Consummate Insider’: Axelrod Digs At Biden While Comparing Him To Jimmy Carter’s Legacy

And:

 Craig Shirley to Newsmax: Biden's Legacy Mirrors Carter's

And:

 Jimmy Carter’s Decades of Promoting Hamas and Undermining Israel

 Jimmy Carter is dead, and he leaves behind him a legacy of utter failure as president and beyond. Among his numerous disastrous policies still harming the world today are his decades of legitimizing terrorist Hamas and undermining Israel. While Americans eulogize a man with no major lasting accomplishment, some Israeli and Jewish outlets are more bitterly remembering an antisemitic politician who spent years backstabbing them to appease radical jihadis.

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