This week during a student town hall at Emory University, former President Jimmy Carter said he would change “all” of the policies of President Donald Trump. When asked what he would do if he became president of the United States again,
Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” former President Jimmy Carter said in the era of President Donald Trump the United States was ”looked upon now with a great deal of doubt.” Partial transcript as follows: MITCHELL: As John McCain wrote
In an interview with CBS’s John Dickerson that aired Tuesday on “CBS This Morning,” former President Jimmy Carter shot down the idea that Sen. John McCain’s (R-AZ) death represents the end of an era of bipartisanship in the Senate. “I
In an interview with Marc Lamont Hill that aired on HuffPost Live, former President Jimmy Carter discussed his faith and being a born-again Christian. During that discussion, he touched on two hot-button topics regarding faith — gay marriage and abortion.
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter said Sunday that Jesus would approve of gay marriage and certain abortions in an interview with HuffPost Live.
Only 1,639 refugees were admitted to the United States in April, bringing the total arrivals during the first seven months of FY 2018 to 12,188. At this pace, the Trump administration will admit fewer than 21,000 refugees in FY 2018, the lowest number of annual arrivals since the enabling legislation, the Refugee Act of 1980, was passed by Congress and signed into law by President Jimmy Carter.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) told reporters in San Francisco on Sunday that President Donald Trump had behaved as if he were “above the law” in ordering precision strikes on Friday targeting Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad’s chemical weapons infrastructure.
Monday at the White House press briefing, CNN’s Jim Acosta questioned White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on President Donald Trump and his administration’s claims on how “tough” they have been on Russia. Partial transcript as follows: ACOSTA: You’ve
Rep. Steve King (R-IA) expressed worries of escalating Chinese tariffs on American exports during a Friday interview with host Rebecca Mansour and guest host Frances Martel during SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Tonight.
Former President Jimmy Carter took a not-so-subtle jab at President Donald Trump and his supporters Friday on an episode of the Late Show with Stephen Colbert on CBS, suggesting that Americans who voted for him wanted “a jerk” to be president.
Former President Jimmy Carter called President Donald Trump’s decision to appoint Ambassador John Bolton as his new National Security Advisor “a disaster for our country.”
Contents: Report that Russia is helping the Taliban in Afghanistan contains delusional aspects; US warship sails near China’s illegal artificial island in the South China Sea
Energy Secretary Rick Perry and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke told thousands of conservatives at CPAC on Friday how President Trump’s energy policy is fueling a large part of the U.S. economy’s massive growth and providing a bright future for the nation.
In lumping together legal conduct with serious allegations of illegal sexual conduct, Moore’s critics provoked a backlash among male voters.
A photo posted by Lady Gaga to her social media accounts in which the pop star poses with five former U.S. presidents has quickly gone viral.
Former President George W. Bush appears to have discovered a new pastime: virtue-signaling. His latest target is President Trump. 43’s quest for a post-presidential-image rehab is starting to resemble that of another failed-president-turned-full-time-virtue-signaler, Jimmy Carter.
Former Democrat President Jimmy Carter jumped to President Donald Trump’s defense, Wednesday, praising the New Yorker for not doing away with President Obama’s DACA program in one shot.
President Donald Trump warned Americans living in the path of Hurricane Irma to prepare for the historic storm.
TEL AVIV – President Donald Trump should ignore former-President Jimmy Carter’s advice for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the president’s inauguration rabbi said.
“The personal is the political,” went one liberal rallying cry during the Me Decade. Jimmy Carter, who peaked during America’s 1970s nadir, misremembers the slogan as “the political is personal.”
Contents: Donald Trump and Mahmoud Abbas commit to work for historic Mideast peace deal; Donald Trump and Mahmoud Abbas try again, channeling Sisyphus
“For conservatives, it was their Camelot.” Those words appear as the epigraph to Craig Shirley’s new book, Reagan Rising: The Decisive Years, 1976-1980. In his new volume, Shirley chronicles the years 1976 to 1980, when Reagan, having lost his bid to grab the Republican presidential nomination away from Gerald Ford, was pondering his next political move—if there was to be one. Along the way, we learn much about America in the late 70s—lessons that echo even to this day, as Americans once again see populist insurgency pitted against establishment power.
Measured against his predecessors, Trump’s first 100 days place him in league with Reagan and Johnson, for sheer impact.
In a Washington Post profile of Trump White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, Michael Kranish and Craig Whitlock write that Bannon’s experiences as a naval officer during the Carter administration helped shape his conservative political beliefs. For Bannon, raised in an Irish Catholic Democratic household in Richmond, VA, President Carter’s botched rescue mission during the Iran hostage crisis was a political turning point.
Former President Barack Obama had an overall average approval rating of 47.9 percent, according to a Gallup poll released Friday.
Remnants of both vanquished American political empires, the Bushes and the Clintons, will attend President-elect Donald J. Trump’s official swearing in as the next president of the United States, a major symbolic victory for the outsider and billionaire businessman who crushed both of them on his way to the White House.
President Barack Obama set the all-time record in November 2016 for the number of regulatory pages in the Federal Register at 81,640 pages, but in the last month he has pushed that record up by over 12 percent to 91,642 pages.
“Here, on the first night of Chanukah, I stand next to the Maccabees of our times, IDF soldiers and wounded IDF heroes. I salute you and I say to you clearly: The light will dispel the darkness. The spirit of the Maccabees will overcome. Happy Chanukah.”
On Sunday, Donald Trump said the Iranian regime’s ransom-for-hostages program will not continue if he becomes president.
Despite warnings from law enforcement that criminals hate daylight savings time (DST) because they are more likely to be seen by witnesses and police, Assembly Bill 385 cleared the Senate Appropriations Committee and is headed for confirmation, to be placed on the state ballot in 2018.
Former Vermont Governor Howard Dean told Breitbart News that “Iran is the farthest thing from an Islamic Republic” and that Iran is not “a Muslim country.”
It now takes a “Tax Army” three times the size of the American military to comply with U.S. tax codes, according to an analysis by the Foundation for Economic Education.
Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump says President Barack Obama is the best thing that ever happened to President Jimmy Carter.
A new study documents that “regulatory drag” has eliminated about a third of economic growth in America since 1980, and explains why the top one percent’s inflation-adjusted share of income has tripled, while the middle class has lost income.
On Thursday, the Pentagon released the decision of the Guantánamo parole board that Yemeni national Muhammed al-Ansi, 40, would remain a “forever prisoner,” despite appeals from former president Jimmy Carter’s organization for his release.
Ronald Reagan would be familiar with some of the challenges facing Donald Trump lately.
On Breitbart News Sunday, host and Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon interviewed Ronald Reagan historian Craig Shirley about the the death of Nancy Reagan.
“If we nominate Donald, we end up electing Hillary [Clinton] as president,” 2016 Presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said, encouraging Georgia voters at Saturday’s rally in Atlanta to vote for him over Donald Trump in the pivotal Super Tuesday election.
Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) used former President Jimmy Carter’s words to bash Donald Trump in a new ad.
Jimmy Carter, the former Democratic President of the United States, appeared in Britain’s House of Lords Wednesday to discuss his campaign against Guinea worm disease.
