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Former President Jimmy Carter Prefers Michelle Obama Over Kamala Harris

Former President Jimmy Carter

Recent reports have shed light on the political sentiments of former President Jimmy Carter, even as he navigates health challenges and personal loss. Carter's son, James Earl 'Chip' Carter III, shared insights into his father's perspective on the upcoming election cycle.

Despite being in hospice care and mourning the passing of his wife, Rosalynn Carter, the 39th president remains engaged with current affairs. Chip Carter revealed that his father holds reservations about the prospect of Donald Trump securing another term in office.

Carter's son, Chip Carter, shared insights into his father's political sentiments.
Former President Jimmy Carter remains engaged in current affairs despite health challenges.
President Carter expressed reservations about Donald Trump securing another term.

During a conversation in early September, Chip Carter disclosed that President Carter closely followed the Democratic National Convention (DNC) held in Chicago. He expressed admiration for Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, who are both potential contenders in the upcoming presidential race.

Of all the speakers at the DNC, Carter particularly praised the speeches delivered by Michelle Obama and Kamala Harris. He found Michelle Obama's address to be particularly impactful, while also commending Harris for her performance.

These revelations offer a glimpse into the political leanings of a former president who continues to stay informed and engaged, despite his personal circumstances. President Carter's perspective serves as a reminder of the enduring influence and interest that past leaders maintain in shaping the political landscape.

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