Shatner goes 60 miles up. In 1969 we put men on the moon!!

Text Drivers are Killers said:
Carter was opposed to big govt. He believed in states rights. He was actually quite conservative.
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Yea, sure. Carter created the Departments of Energy and Education creating new bureaucratic hassles in both, and pretty much turning US public education into one of the worst systems in any first world nation. He deregulated airlines and the brewing industry so those actually worked... He tried to implement universal government healthcare but failed. He expanded the power of the EPA greatly and that raised costs on industry considerably. It was one of the major causes of the collapse of the US steel industry too.
His energy policies were so awful they were a primary cause of his demise as a president domestically.

His handling of military affairs was awful. I remember the crisis in morale that occurred during his years in office experiencing that first hand.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Yea, sure. Carter created the Departments of Energy and Education creating new bureaucratic hassles in both, and pretty much turning US public education into one of the worst systems in any first world nation. He deregulated airlines and the brewing industry so those actually worked... He tried to implement universal government healthcare but failed. He expanded the power of the EPA greatly and that raised costs on industry considerably. It was one of the major causes of the collapse of the US steel industry too.
His energy policies were so awful they were a primary cause of his demise as a president domestically.

His handling of military affairs was awful. I remember the crisis in morale that occurred during his years in office experiencing that first hand.
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Carter kept us out of a war in panama and then one in iran.
 
Primavera said:
Speaking of Captain Kirk, it looks like he's brought the Clingons aka APL, Guano and Doris along for the ride.
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Sezzz farangy boy

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Text Drivers are Killers said:
Carter kept us out of a war in panama and then one in iran.
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Hardly a ringing recommendation considering his horrific and massive blunder with the Iranian hostage situation and botched rescue. A war with Panama is like sending the police into South Chicago for a sweep of criminals...

His few minor successes don't make up in any way, shape, or form for his major disasters.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Hardly a ringing recommendation considering his horrific and massive blunder with the Iranian hostage situation and botched rescue. A war with Panama is like sending the police into South Chicago for a sweep of criminals...

His few minor successes don't make up in any way, shape, or form for his major disasters.
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Why is that Carter always gets blamed for damaged helicopters caused by a severe desert sandstorm on the day of the mission? Including one that veered into a large transport plane during takeoff.
 
Primavera said:
Why is that Carter always gets the blame for a damaged helicopter caused by severe desert sandstorm on the day of the mission caused several helicopters to malfunction, including one that veered into a large transport plane during takeoff.
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Carter, like Obama, was in ultimate command of that raid. This is a bad habit of the US military today. The President assumes ultimate command and authority for these operations rather than delegating that to subordinate commanders. For example, an alternative that wasn't considered:


The use of helicopters and a desert refueling could have been avoided entirely.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Yea, sure. Carter created the Departments of Energy and Education creating new bureaucratic hassles in both, and pretty much turning US public education into one of the worst systems in any first world nation. He deregulated airlines and the brewing industry so those actually worked... He tried to implement universal government healthcare but failed. He expanded the power of the EPA greatly and that raised costs on industry considerably. It was one of the major causes of the collapse of the US steel industry too.
His energy policies were so awful they were a primary cause of his demise as a president domestically.

His handling of military affairs was awful. I remember the crisis in morale that occurred during his years in office experiencing that first hand.
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you are a lying bitch. all of his policies were sound, it was you and other right wing dickheads that were wrong. bitch. if carter somehow screwed the US education system in the 70's, why are we even today leading the world in patents and nobel prizes for science and biology and other areas that prove our education system is the best, you stupid fuck asshole?


Top 4 Countries for Health Tech Developments | UIC Onlinehttps://healthinformatics.uic.edu › Blog
Jul 13, 2020 — For decades, the United States has been the global leader in health technology development, with a market size of roughly $120 billion.

Currently, the United States has won the highest number of Nobel Prizes with 375 as of May 2019.
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Here are the 10 countries with the most Nobel Prize winners:
United States (375)
United Kingdom (131)
Germany (108)
France (69)
Sweden (32)
Russia (31)
Japan (27)
Canada (26)
 
Text Drivers are Killers said:
Back then america was the tech leader of the world. What happened??? DIVERSITY happened. We were 90% white in 1969 but now 40% of the country is non-white sewer people demanding trillions of dollars every year in welfare. They have IQs in the 60s and can't learn math and science and so our schools have been dumbed down. Most can't read and can never be taught how to read. The only answer is MAWA.
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Umm, we're working on Mars now. These are just rich people blowing money to see Earth from a viewpoint most don't see. They don't have the money or training to go to the moon and Nasa is no longer interested. By the way, didn't you troll about the moon landing being fake once?
 
Hoosier Daddy said:
you are a lying bitch. all of his policies were sound, it was you and other right wing dickheads that were wrong. bitch. if carter somehow screwed the US education system in the 70's, why are we even today leading the world in patents and nobel prizes for science and biology and other areas that prove our education system is the best, you stupid fuck asshole?


Top 4 Countries for Health Tech Developments | UIC Onlinehttps://healthinformatics.uic.edu › Blog
Jul 13, 2020 — For decades, the United States has been the global leader in health technology development, with a market size of roughly $120 billion.

Currently, the United States has won the highest number of Nobel Prizes with 375 as of May 2019.
...
Here are the 10 countries with the most Nobel Prize winners:
United States (375)
United Kingdom (131)
Germany (108)
France (69)
Sweden (32)
Russia (31)
Japan (27)
Canada (26)
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What does any of that have to do with public education? Carter accelerated the decline in public education by getting the federal government involved through creating the Department of Education. Education is purely--or should be--a state function, not a federal one.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Hardly a ringing recommendation considering his horrific and massive blunder with the Iranian hostage situation and botched rescue. A war with Panama is like sending the police into South Chicago for a sweep of criminals...
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I don't know what you mean by that, but panama would have been another vietnam. Carter kept us out of that .
 
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