How do I email Jimmy Carter?
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You might be able to reach him at his library 404-865-7100 or carter.library@nara.gov
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Presidency 1977-1981\n\nPolicies\n \nPresident Carter - October 1980The Carter Administration's foreign policy is most remembered for the Iran hostage crisis, for the peace treaty he brokered between the states of Israel and Egypt with the Camp David Accords, for the SALT II treaty brokered with the Soviet Union, for the Panama Canal Treaties which turned the canal over to Panama, for creating full diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China following Richard Nixon's lead, for placing human rights as the center of his foreign policy, and for an energy crisis. He was much less successful on the domestic front, having alienated both his own party and his opponents, through what was perceived as a lack of willingness to work with Congress — much as he had in his term as Governor. Even so, he was successful in deregulating several industries, consolidating governmental agencies, creating a national energy policy and the Departments of Energy and Education, bolstering the social security system, appointing record numbers of women and minorities to government and judicial posts and enacting strong legislation for environmental protection, doubling the size of the National Park Service.\n\nWhen the energy market exploded, an occurrence Carter tried to avoid during his term, he was planning on delivering his fifth major speech on energy. However, he realized the American people were no longer listening. Instead, he went to Camp David and for ten days, met with governors, mayors, religious leaders, scientists, economists, and general citizens. He sat on the floor and took notes of their comments and especially wanted to hear criticism. His pollster told him that the American people simply faced a crisis of confidence because of the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the Vietnam War, and Watergate. His Vice President Walter Mondale strongly objected and said that there were real answers to real problems; it did not have to be philosophical. On July 15, 1979, Carter gave a nationally-televised address in which he identified what he believed to be a "crisis of confidence" among the American people. This has come to be known as his "malaise" speech, even though he never actually used the word "malaise" anywhere in the text:\n\nI want to talk to you right now about a fundamental threat to American democracy.... I do not refer to the outward strength of America, a nation that is at peace tonight everywhere in the world, with unmatched economic power and military might. \nThe threat is nearly invisible in ordinary ways. It is a crisis of confidence. It is a crisis that strikes at the very heart and soul and spirit of our national will. We can see this crisis in the growing doubt about the meaning of our own lives and in the loss of a unity of purpose for our nation.[6] \nCarter's speech, written by Chris Matthews, was well-received[7], although some viewed it as too much like a sermon. But, the country was in the midst of an economy frustratingly dominated by OPEC-caused double digit inflation. But many who had hoped for some sort of simple solution found themselves disappointed. Two days after the speech, Carter asked for the resignations of all of his Cabinet officers, and ultimately accepted five. Carter later admitted in his memoirs that he should have simply asked only those five members for their resignation. By asking the entire cabinet, it looked as if the White House was falling apart. With no visible efforts towards a way out of the malaise, Carter's poll numbers dropped even further.\n\nOn 1 October 1979, President Carter announced before a television audience the existence of the Rapid Deployment Forces (RDF), a mobile fighting force capable of responding to worldwide trouble spots, without drawing on forces committed to NATO. The RDF was the forerunner of CENTCOM.\n\nAmongst Presidents who served at least one full term, Carter is the only one who never made an appoin
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Yes, his name is Jimmy Carter.
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I am his Personal secretary, plz feel free to send it to me.
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Try writing him at president@whitehouse.gov.\nThat should do it.\nIf not log on to http://www.whitehouse.gov/president/ \nfor more information.
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Here this will take you right to his email\n\nhttp://cenaform.wwe.com/contact_cena.php\n\nTrust me ive emailed him many times
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You can always try to do so.\nThis is the official homepage of North Korea http://www.korea-dpr.com/ \nThey have a contact link as korea@korea-dpr.com. You can write to this address and hopefully either they can forward it to Kim Jong-II or at least can give you some help
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I couldn't find a direct email address but you can email him on his Congress page\nhttp://billthomas.house.gov/Contact.asp\n\nBest of luck with you and your son.
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I think you have the right email address. The problem isn't emailing it is responding to the email.  You have censorship, censorship, and more censorship.  By the time your email may get to the president, it probably will just have your name or email address. He won't have any idea what you had to say.
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Absolutely you can and you should. You can go the www.whitehouse.gov and click on the president/email and type away. They do read the e-mails. Also you can write to President George W. Bush\n             1616 Pennsylvania Avenue\n             Washington, DC  20001.  I am glad to see you are involved. Also state your concerns to your State Senators and representives both in Washington and in your own state.
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You can post on his web site.\nhttp://www.jamesblunt.com/contact.html\n\nthat link also gives you an address that post can be mailed to.\n\nand he has a myspace page\nhttp://www.myspace.com/jamesblunt\nwhich gives you email access
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princeapal101@yahoo.com\nprinceapal101@aol.com\nprinceapal101@hotmail.com\n\nit depends on who it is through
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ask his secretary, she is the one that uses his email
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Send a letter to:\n\nPresident George W. Bush\n1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW\nWashington DC 20500-0001\n\nThat should do it.
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Send Email to the Comedy Central website...they'll forward it to him.
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president@whitehouse.net\n\nHere is the link to other contacts in the white house:
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To send him mail...President George W. Bush\n                   1300 Pennsylvania Ave.\n                   The White House\n                   Washington D.C.\n\nYou'll have get the zip code yourself as I'm not American and don't have a zipcose book, sorry.