how old is jimmy carter?
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I believe he is 81 and it would appear that he has become senile.
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that depends.....\n\nhow old he says he is?\n\n16\n\nor how old he actually is?\n\nhe has no paperwork (birth certificate), he was given his age when his family were given green cards. A bone marrow scan shows he has the bone growth of a 24 year old, so don't be ot surprised to see him retiring in HIS "early 20's"
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I do. I voted for him in my Haynesfield Elementary (Bristol, Tennessee)  6th grade election. As I recall everyone else had Jimmy Carter fever and the entire class voted for him. I suppose I was already a Liberal at age 12. \n\nGood habits start early!!
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(Contrary to his usual practice of concealing his age, in response to a guest's direct question during one of his talk shows in 2005, Mr Null did claim to be 50 years old. On a separate occasion, however, he alleged to have participated in a televised debate on health and nutrition in 1972, which would put him at the relatively young age of 17 at the time. Other sources have listed 1945 as his year of birth.) Null's Myspace page lists his age as 61 as of 2006.
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he was born November 30th 1929. I believe that makes him 76.
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At the end of his presidency in 1988, Ronald Reagan (born February 6, 1911) was the oldest man ever to hold the office of the President of the United States. He was the oldest man elected, at the age of 69 when he was elected to his first term, and ended his presidency a few months before his 78th birthday
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George W. Bush was born on July 6, 1946, making him 59 years old.
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George Bush is 59 years of age.\n\nHe was born July 6, 1946.
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Jimmy Carter never golfed.\nNixon golfed on occassion, but was allegedly not very good at it.\nClinton golfs rarely as well and holds a fairly high handicap.\nBoth Bushes and Gerry Ford are avid golfers (Golf's Walker cup is named after the same person from where President George Herbert Walker Bush gets his name).
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Gerald Ford\nJimmy Carter
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he is 45\n\nSept. 2, 1960
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I would jump at the opportunity to meet either one.  I may not agree with their political ideologies, but I have great respect for both gentlemen having served in the highest elected office in our country.  I also have been led to understand that both Clinton and Carter are very friendly, down-home type folk away from the spotlight, and I would like to get to experience that.  \n\nNot to mention, I'd have a story to tell the grandkids when they ship me away to the old folks home many years from now!
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You have to imagine that your country had just ended participation in a 25 year illegal war[ we supported the French], in which more than ONE MILLION civilians were killed. The last elected President was a criminal who attempted to subvert theDemocratic process with a scheme of dirty tricks, includingburglaries, tax audits, and lies about secret plans to end the war while he was escalating the killing. Jimmy Carter was a breath of fresh air, a Naval Officer,  an honest farmer who spoke to everyday people with sincerity that you could believe in. He would bring integrity back to government. He was honest and a champion for the working man, a very dangerous position in politics. If ever the American Dream were written, here it was to see. Shortly afterhis inauguration[not sure of timing], the Iranians had a revolution and took over the embassy with all of it's employees. Now you have to understand that we had supported a terrible dictator there for many years and they considered us  their enemy. Some will say that he gutted the military; baloney, the Vietnam war gutted the military and destroyed their morale. Then the interest rates skied up and that was the nail that sealed his fate. The Big Money got themselves a spokesmodel named Reagan, a washed up Grade B actor and pitchman for soap, who promised the sun, moon, and stars, with the usual list of people you could hate; immigrants, liberals, protestors, and the game was up. Since then, Jimmy Carter has spent his life traveling the world bringing people together to make peace, winning the Nobel Peace Prize, and building houses for poor people. He is a Great Man and a role model for every generation.
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Age is a state of mind
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He's aged 52 (i guess)
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April 23, 1977 he is 29
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It's not fair to judge a President until his term is over.\n\nCarter is generally recognized as the reason there's a radical Islamic movement in the world today.  He badly mishandled Iran back in the 1970s.  He was an inept fool, and widely considered to be the most unqualified President in the nation's history.  I guess no one remembers DOUBLE DIGIT INFLATION.\n\nNow he plays footsie with brutal anti-American dictators.  Carter hates the U.S., and he shows it every time he opens his mouth.