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Georgia Congress Members Mourn President Jimmy Carter's Passing

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., arrives for an interview before Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump speaks during a campaign event in Laconia, N.H., Monday, Jan. 22, 20

Following the passing of former President Jimmy Carter, members of Congress from Georgia expressed their condolences and admiration for the 39th president of the United States on social media.

Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, who represents Georgia's 14th Congressional District, shared a message of sympathy, stating, 'He lived a long blessed life. May he rest in peace,' accompanied by a photo of Carter.

Democratic Representative Nikema Williams, from Georgia's 5th Congressional District, revealed that she named her son after Carter and praised him as a 'force for peace, human rights, and a voice for marginalized communities.'

Republican Representative Mike Collins, representing Georgia's 10th Congressional District, highlighted Carter's dedication to public service, leadership, humanitarian work, and Christian values, noting that his impact touched countless lives.

Nikema Williams names her son after Carter, recognizing his advocacy for marginalized communities.
Marjorie Taylor Greene offers condolences and praises Carter's life.
Mike Collins emphasizes Carter's public service, leadership, and humanitarian work.

Republican Representative Buddy Carter, who serves Georgia's 1st Congressional District, described President Carter as an 'amazing Georgian' and emphasized his strong Christian faith. He called for prayers for the Carter family, the state of Georgia, and the nation in the wake of this significant loss.

Democratic Representative Hank Johnson, representing Georgia's 4th Congressional District, lauded Carter's post-presidential contributions, stating, 'President Carter restored honest competence, integrity, and humility to the Office of the Presidency.' Johnson highlighted Carter's leadership, vision, and courage, despite facing criticism due to his Southern background.

The tributes from Georgia's congressional representatives reflect the profound impact that President Jimmy Carter had on both the state and the nation, with bipartisan recognition of his legacy as a champion of peace, human rights, and public service.

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