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Mourners Place Peanuts and Even Peanut Butter Outside of Carter Center Following Jimmy Carter's Death​



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Mourners Place Peanuts, Peaches and Even Peanut Butter Outside of Carter Center Following Jimmy Carter's Death

The former president came from a family of Georgia peanut farmers
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Fakers are pretending to be really nice about Peanuts.

Never forget that he said that President Trump was an "illegitimate president" during his first term.


He was cut from the same calumnious cloth as the rest of the left.

I refuse to sugarcoat it.
 
tigerred59 said:
No he did not, it was the cry of the American people that took that man off the choppin block.....re read your history, son
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It was amnesty that saved his treasonous, seditious, insurrectionist Democrat ass...

Union cavalrymen arrested former Confederate president Jefferson Davis near Irwinville, Georgia, on May 10, 1865. Davis was taken into custody as a suspect in the assassination of United States president Abraham Lincoln, but his arrest and two-year imprisonment at Fort Monroe in Virginia raised significant questions about the political course of Reconstruction (1865–1877). Debate over Davis’s fate tended to divide between those who favored a severe punishment of the former Confederate political leaders and those who favored a more conciliatory approach. When investigators failed to establish a link between Davis and the Lincoln assassins, the U.S. government charged him instead with treason. U.S. president Andrew Johnson’s impeachment hearings delayed the trial, however, and in the end the government granted Davis amnesty.

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Jefferson Davis's Imprisonment - Encyclopedia Virginia

Fort Monroe Davis spent two years as a military prisoner at Fort Monroe near . Confined to a small room known as a casemate, he was monitored by soldiers who ensured that he ate, made no escape attempt, and did not commit suicide. Later, Davis was moved to spacious quarters in the officers’ Read...
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