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Easterncedar

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43. My father, also born in 1924, would have loved to do so, too

Reply to senseandsensibility (Original post)

Wed Oct 16, 2024, 01:23 PM

Oct 16

He was a civil rights lawyer and activist, and he died in 2009. He would have been appalled by what the other party has become and would have loved Kamala.

I’m so glad President Carter made it. What an inspiration.

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Jimmy Carter lived long enough to vote for Harris/Walz! [View all] senseandsensibility Oct 15 OP

K & R malaise Oct 15 #1

Thank you for this final act of compassion... Think. Again. Oct 15 #2

Let's hope Pres. Carter will be around to see her sworn in. CurtEastPoint Oct 15 #3

Indeed. I'm also hoping he lives at least until 11/5... regnaD kciN Oct 15 #5

Let's hope he makes it to after the election Johnny2X2X Oct 15 #4

his vote counts no matter what happens from what I can tell looking into this neohippie Oct 16 #39

Thank you Jimmy! FalloutShelter Oct 15 #6

Magnificent, Jimmy!!! SWBTATTReg Oct 15 #7

A dedicated steward of our nation,and an BattleRow Oct 15 #8

Great news! lindysalsagal Oct 15 #9

Much gratitude to you President Carter. ProudMNDemocrat Oct 15 #10

I have boundless admiration and appreciation for Jimmy Jarqui Oct 15 #11

(Cuz there aren't any) lastlib Oct 15 #31

I hope he... 2naSalit Oct 15 #12

It is too bad evangelicals don't look to Jimmy Carter as a role model instead of donnie trump. LoisB Oct 15 #13

Great man, great patriot, great president. wnylib Oct 15 #14

He has to make it to 11-6 Old Crank Oct 15 #15

please cite the relevant GA statute for that. Different states have different rules. niyad Oct 15 #25

I may have been wrong Old Crank Oct 16 #37

Thank you bdamomma Oct 15 #16

That headline made me think he died! Dem2theMax Oct 15 #17

Yes, that was my first thought as well. niyad Oct 15 #26

I am so grateful he got his wish and was able to vote. Rosalyn is proud of him, as are we all. Yay, Jimmy Carter. mucholderthandirt Oct 15 #18

I would have stood on the street to watch him drive by to drop off his ballot. Teacher of the Year Oct 15 #19

Thank you and bless you President Carter. red dog 1 Oct 15 #20

Thank you, Jimmy Carter! HeartsCanHope Oct 15 #21

This makes me happy Botany Oct 15 #22

Fantastic 👍 thank you President Carter 💙 TommieMommy Oct 15 #23

I love that. barbtries Oct 15 #24

Fortunately, Georgia does not have a statute that rescinds a vote should an absentee voter pass before election day Aviation Pro Oct 15 #27

Just tried to look it up and it comes up a false news dhol82 Oct 15 #28

Thank you, President Carter gademocrat7 Oct 15 #29

This bring me so much joy Ruby the Liberal Oct 15 #30

You're welcome senseandsensibility Oct 15 #33

A great American. sarchasm Oct 15 #32

Hopefully he will see her elected, and inaugurated. nt Gore1FL Oct 15 #34

200th to 250th krkaufman Oct 15 #35

Makes me happy. Moebym Oct 15 #36

Thank you for posting this! It gave me chills--the good kind. Thank you, President Carter, for this and for a lifetime LaMouffette Oct 16 #38

People should be more like Jimmy. The world would be so so much better. twodogsbarking Oct 16 #40

Thank you, President Carter wendyb-NC Oct 16 #41

great news! Groundhawg Oct 16 #42

My father, also born in 1924, would have loved to do so, too Easterncedar Oct 16 #43

Hurray for Jimmy! Cassandra325 Oct 16 #44

Hopefully he outlives TSF's political career! GopherGal Oct 16 #45

Humble and brave soul. Joinfortmill Oct 16 #46