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Column: History gets Jimmy Carter wrong, both underrated and overrated
In the lives of public figures a tale often takes hold and that narrative becomes their story.
In the case of Jimmy Carter, it goes like this: A humble peanut farmer and former Georgia governor defies extraordinary odds and wins the vit House, through a combination of virtue, decency and a post-Watergate political cleansing.
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But, then, in a great and noble second act, the former president travels the world spreading goodness, peace and light while helping build safe and affordable housing for the needy and fighting the twin scourges of poverty and disease.
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Donald Trump: Life before the presidency
Donald John Trump was born on June 14, 1946, the fourth of five children of Mary Anne MacLeod Trump and her husband, Frederick Christ Trump, Sr. Trump’s mother was born in Scotland and emigrated to the United States in 1930. His father was born in New York City, the son of German immigrants. During Trump’s childhood, the family lived an upscale community of the Queens Borough of New York City known as Jamaica Estates.
Fred Trump owned and operated a successful real estate company called Elizabeth Trump & Son, named after Fred Trump’s mother and himself, which developed properties for middle-class white families in Queens, Brooklyn, and Staten Island. When they were old enough, the three Trump sons—Fred, Jr., Donald, and Robert—worked for the company in construction sites and offices. The Trumps’ daughters, Elizabeth and Maryanne, did not work for the family business. Donald and Robert Trump eventually became involved in their father’
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Donald Trump
1946–present
Latest News: Donald Trump Returns to White House as 47th President
Just after noon on January 20, Donald Trump became U.S. president once more. The 78-year-old was sworn in by Chief Justice John Roberts as First Lady Melania Trump and his children stood nearby. Trump’s second inauguration took place inside the Capitol rotunda instead of outside the congressional building due to the below-freezing temperatures in Washington D.C. on Inauguration Day.
“The golden age of America begins right now,” the Republican president declared at the start of his inaugural address, later adding, “Our top priority will be to create a nation that is proud, prosperous, and free.”
His speech outlined several priorities of his agenda, such as immigration reform, inflation reduction, U.S. energy production and manufacturing, government efficiency, and world peace. Trump intends to declare a national emergency at the United States–Mexico border, create a Department of G