It is generally agreed that communism is fading. She said since the only work I’ve been getting is temp jobs on construction sites I might as well get my face in the paper for it. Ma– Rosalynn had a terrific idea today: getting involved with Habitat for Humanity! I said it was a wonderful opportunity to help out our fellow citizens. He made a point of telling me that he’ll spend some time reading through it next to the fireplace. I spelled this out in the letter I left in the Oval Office. If we cut taxes, there’s no way to get the economy moving again and if we don’t conciliate the Soviets, we’re certain to face nuclear annihilation. Reagan is a nice fellow, but doesn’t know what he’s getting into. The history departments at Harvard and Yale have already assured me that they will correct the record on this going forward. While it was intended as a tribute to the leadership I’ve shown, there was an issue with the synchronization of their watches and the release technically didn’t come until a few minutes into Reagan’s presidency. The extremists in Iran finally released the hostages. Though the consensus in the car on the way to the Capitol was that it was the most productive term since Lincoln’s first, it was still a bittersweet occasion. Janu– My term as President of the United States ended today. Now, in a CFIF exclusive, we bring you excerpts from Carter’s “post-White House diary,” a book that chronicles Carter’s life experiences since leaving Washington behind. Having tasted the spotlight once again, Carter has been widely believed to be pitching a follow-up memoir to major publishers. With the recent publication of former President Jimmy Carter’s “White House Diary” generating considerable attention in the press, publishers are once again interested in the legacy of our nation’s 39th chief executive. Exclusive: Excerpts from Jimmy Carter’s “Post-White House Diary”
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