Carter Disses Blair and Bush
May 21, 2007 Former President Jimmy Carter is not a fan of the Bush administration's approach to international relations, calling it "the worst in history" in a recent interview. While he was at it, Carter took aim at British Prime Minister Tony Blair (above, with Bush), calling his compliance with Bush's policies "a major tragedy for the world."
Brzezinski Flunks Bush
Mar 19, 2007 Be glad Zbigniew Brzezinski, historian and national security adviser under Jimmy Carter, isn't sizing up your job performance -- the man just does not give out A's. Brzezinski dropped in at "Late Edition" on Sunday and graded Bill Clinton and both Bushes on their international relations skills, slapping George W. Bush with an F.
Another Headache for Jimmy Carter
Jan 13, 2007 Fourteen members of an advisory board to the Carter Center have resigned over the former president's new book, "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid," saying, "You have clearly abandoned your historic role of broker in favor of becoming an advocate for one side."
Sheinbaum: Carter’s ‘Apartheid’ Mistake
Dec 23, 2006 Internationally renowned diplomat, peace activist and scholar Stanley Sheinbaum (above) discusses Jimmy Carter's controversial new book, "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid."Carter Rails on Fundamentalists
Aug 15, 2006 Former President Jimmy Carter, himself a famously pious Baptist, lets loose on religious fundamentalists in an interview with Der Spiegel -- how they won't admit mistakes; how they won't negotiate with people who disagree with them; how they dehumanize people who have other beliefs; and how Bush & Co. fit that bill perfectly.Jimmy Carter: We Need Fewer Secrets
Jul 3, 2006 The former president bemoans the current White House's obsession with secrecy: "Increasingly, developed and developing nations are recognizing that a free flow of information is fundamental for democracy."
