Tyler2
09-29-2004, 11:29 AM
http://newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/9/28/110145.shtml
NewsMax.com: Inside Cover Story
Florida Officials Shred Jimmy Carter's 'Shockingly Partisan' Lies
Florida officials have put the worst president in modern American history in his place.
Jimmy Carter's latest paranoid fantasies about the presidential vote – apparently he fears that John Kerry, like Al Gore, might not be able to steal the election – are as botched as his four years of White House malaise, according to officials.
"This is a shockingly partisan opinion piece, and it's unfortunate that a person such as the former president is being used by the Democratic Party for low-level political rhetoric," Jacob DiPietre, press secretary for Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, is quoted as saying today in the Washington Times.
"It's clear that [Carter] doesn't have his facts straight. The governor believes that it's ironic that someone who has spent so much time and so much energy encouraging faith in the elections of Third World countries would go to such lengthy, partisan extremes to undermine voter confidence in his own country," DiPietre said.
NewsMax.com: Inside Cover Story
Florida Officials Shred Jimmy Carter's 'Shockingly Partisan' Lies
Florida officials have put the worst president in modern American history in his place.
Jimmy Carter's latest paranoid fantasies about the presidential vote – apparently he fears that John Kerry, like Al Gore, might not be able to steal the election – are as botched as his four years of White House malaise, according to officials.
"This is a shockingly partisan opinion piece, and it's unfortunate that a person such as the former president is being used by the Democratic Party for low-level political rhetoric," Jacob DiPietre, press secretary for Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, is quoted as saying today in the Washington Times.
"It's clear that [Carter] doesn't have his facts straight. The governor believes that it's ironic that someone who has spent so much time and so much energy encouraging faith in the elections of Third World countries would go to such lengthy, partisan extremes to undermine voter confidence in his own country," DiPietre said.