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"Carterism" is still used with opprobrium, even though the former president is regarded, sometimes along with John Quincy Adams, Herbert Hoover and William Howard Taft, among the finest ex-presidents in our history.
LJWorld.com stories: News By David Shribman 2010
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Assertions like Reagan did Carterism etc. are just silly on their face — at least without explication.
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On foreign policy, Reagan basically gave us Carterism plus the occasional massacre in Central America.
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On foreign policy, Reagan basically gave us Carterism plus the occasional massacre in Central America.
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On foreign policy, Reagan basically gave us Carterism plus the occasional massacre in Central America.
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Assertions like Reagan did Carterism etc. are just silly on their face — at least without explication.
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It's not like the bosses should have to check translations or DVD regions -- that way lies Carterism.
Imagine the reaction if Bush had given some world leader a set of DVDs that would only play on American DVD players. Ann Althouse 2009
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As the historical experience of the last 30 years has demonstrated over and over again, and as the historical experience of the last eight years underlines once more with blinding clarity, Carterism is not the way.
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It's not like the bosses should have to check translations or DVD regions -- that way lies Carterism.
Imagine the reaction if Bush had given some world leader a set of DVDs that would only play on American DVD players. Ann Althouse 2009
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In the debate about how to deal with Iraq, Carterism is enjoying an Indian summer.
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