Jimmy Carter: from peanut farmer and nuclear physicist to president and peacemaker

Jimmy Carter only lasted four years as president of America, but he was later more successful in his career as a freelance peacemaker. The deeply religious and modest Carter also became increasingly radical after his presidency. For example, he labeled George W. Bush’s foreign policy as ‘the worst in history’ and roundly accused Israel of ‘apartheid’ towards the Palestinians.

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