Originally posted by BedKnobbery2
Kendra, you basically proved *my* point, and for that I thank you.
The accounts of Carter in Haiti I presented were remarkably rosy.
The accounts of Carter in Haiti you presented were remarkably dim.
Now, both accounts, as we know, were based in fact.
Both accounts, as mentioned above, drew markedly different conclusions.
You've based your assumptions on Clinton's feelings towards Carter on the accounts of Carter's activities that held negative OPINION; and just now, above, attempted to prove your assumtion by posting yet another OPINION regarding how former presidents are "supposed" to act.
And, just to be clear here, I fully respect your right to have an opinion, and would defend that right no matter what. However, I'll say it again--and I'll keep on saying it, despite however many more opinions you toss out--opinions are NOT facts. We are NOT obligated to agree with your opinion, nor are we obligated to accept sources that repeat that opinion as fact.
Just FYI, speaking from personal experience, several Clinton Administration officials were rather exasperated with Carter in regards to Haiti. I have no idea whether that extended to Clinton himself... and it certainly was not anger or hatred, just deep frustration with the Carter working against the administration's policies.