Hmmm. Seems the failed former president is quick to call criticism of the current failed president racist.
Yet just last year it was Jimmy Carter himself calling Barack Obama a black boy.
JIM LEHRER: And do you think that -- if it happens that he is elected, or even just being nominated, is -- will send positive ripple effects throughout the country on the race issue?I guess Carter no longer believes it's true.
JIMMY CARTER: Around the world. Around the world. And I think it already has sent a wave of approbation and admiration in many countries around the world, just knowing that this black boy who grew up with just a loving mother and grandparents -- and that was about all he had to start with -- does now have a chance to become the nominee of the Democratic Party for president.
And Rose and I have visited a few more than 125 nations since I left the White House. And we've seen a disillusionment about our country in the last eight years, with a lot of things happening, like torturing of prisoners and that sort of thing. I won't go into detail about that.
But I don't think there's any doubt that there's a spirit and a bright, new hope for America within this country and around the world. And if Obama is elected, which I think he is going to be, then I think that will be the transforming race for the end of racism, and prejudice, and hatred between races in this country.
JIM LEHRER: That's quite a statement.
JIMMY CARTER: I believe it's true.
OK, taken in context, Carter calling Obama a black boy in that instance was relatively innocuous.
So why do critics of ObamaCare not get the same benefit of the doubt now that we have a mere policy difference with the president? Carter can call Obama a black boy and gets a pass, yet those who disagree with Obama now are racist according to Carter.
Don't you just love the double standard?
Gateway Pundit links. Thanks!
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