Jimmy Carter video at DNC
I would to see, if possible, to video conference at the DNC. I absolutely love him.
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I campaigned for him (I was 10 years old, stuffing envelopes and leaving literature on doorsteps) and he's been a personal hero of mine for nearly 50 years. 
He was my hero that year, too!
When he campaigned for his second term, he inspired me to run for the Florida Legislature. My campaign slogans were “Put a Nurse in the House!” (There’d never been one before.) “Give the Legislature a Shot in the Arm!” And “Nobody Cares More!” Lots of fodder for campaign speeches. Endorsed by all the unions and important groups. And proud to say I made the lowest score of any candidate ever on the Moral Majority test. Yay!!
All my opponent could say was, “Doesn’t my opponent have nice legs?” Grrrrr!! (Sound familiar?)
I was sickened when Jimmy Carter didn’t win. 
Such a wonderful person and great President. I pray Jimmy Carter lives to see Kamala tromp Trump.
Nuclear physicist Carter visited North Korea in 1994 on behalf of the Clinton administration and persuaded Kim Il Sung (Kim Jong Un's grandfather) to negotiate with the Clinton administration over the North Korean nuclear program. He said what the North Koreans wanted was "respect" and Jimmy Carter gave it to them. And that agreement continued to hold until George W. Bush* included North Korea in his "Axis of Evil." 
Obviously, I've always been a huge admirer, the first candidate who I liked and took an interest in. I also have his autobiography, "A Full Life: Reflections at 90," read by the author. And he really has led a very full life, I don't think he even got to his run for the presidency until disc #5! 
History apparently likes to credit Reagan for the fall of the USSR, but I continue to believe that Jimmy Carter did most of the work - have they forgotten about his grain embargo? And in his book - obviously written when he was 90 - he goes into great detail about quite a bit, including the Camp David Accords. Getting Menachem Begin and Anwar Sadat to agree on anything was quite a feat - at one point Sadat was packed up to leave, but President Carter convinced him to stay - and the rest is history.
but he appeared so frail at Rosalynn’s funeral that I’d be surprised to see him on video or Zoom.
I could be wrong. Also, Jimmy Carter was my first political crush. I begged my parents to let me stay up late enough to see the election results when he beat Ford.
