Joe Biden Names 1 Quality Trump Should Take From Jimmy Carter
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The president declared that he can't imagine Carter looking the other way when someone "needed something."
President Joe Biden on Sunday emphasized a quality that Donald Trump should grab from the life of Jimmy Carter, who died at age 100.
“Decency. Decency. Decency,” Biden told a reporter who asked him what Trump should “take” from the late president.
Biden, who had just wrapped remarks on the peanut farmer-turned-president that later became known for his post-White House humanitarian work, went on to declare that “everybody deserves a shot” before offering examples to describe Carter’s goodwill.
“Can you imagine Jimmy Carter walking by someone who needed something and just keep walking? Can you imagine Jimmy Carter referring to someone by the way they look or the way they talk? I can’t. I can’t,” said Biden, who paused his holiday trip in the U.S. Virgin Islands to honor Carter.
The president added that the “bulk” of our nation has laid out what “our values are.
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