Carter Supports Obama Plan
ATLANTA (AP) — Former President Jimmy Carter has voiced support for President Barack Obama’s plan to stimulate the economy.
Carter says he has “full confidence” in Obama’s proposal and expects it will take about six months for the economy to begin improving.
The 39th President made his remarks Thursday after announcing the $10 million overhaul of his presidential library, which is scheduled to close Apr. 27 and reopen on Oct. 1 to coincide with Carter’s 85th birthday.
Carter acknowledges the challenges Obama inherited upon taking office. But he says the current situation does not compare to the Great Depression, which he says was much more severe.
During the Depression, Carter says, there was no money and no way to control unemployment.
B.S. Report–When the worst president of the past 100 years (and a pretty darn bad ex-president, too) throws his support your way and supports your plan, you may want to re-evaluate your plan.
President Obama, I support your plan completely!
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