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  • {{r|Jimmy Carter}}
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  • In 1977, President Jimmy Carter sent a letter to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, asking if the U.S. had an antit
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  • ...tical assassination" (Section 5(g)). Ford's EO was superseded by President Jimmy Carter's EO 12036, which tightened restrictions on intelligence agencies. The ban
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  • An Annapolis classmate of [[Jimmy Carter]], Turner enjoyed White House confidence, but his emphasis on technical col
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  • ...for the RAND Corporation, served as undersecretary of defense during the [[Jimmy Carter|Carter Administration]], and returned to RAND. His staff gave him with a b
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  • | 42 || [[Walter Mondale ]] || 1977-1981 || [[Jimmy Carter ]]
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  • ...he [[Vietnam War]] and the expansion of weapon developments. During the [[Jimmy Carter|Carter administration]], she called for better treatment of [[Haiti|Haitian
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  • ...he new Evangelical movement supported the Baptist Presidential candidate [[Jimmy Carter]] in 1976, but thereafter drifted to the far right, or Christian Right and
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  • ...can Party (United States)|Republican Party]]. Since 1966, it has elected [[Jimmy Carter]] president in 1976, [[Bill Clinton]] in 1992 and 1996 and [[Barack Obama]]
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  • By [[Jimmy Carter|Carter Administration]] Executive Order 12127,<ref name=EO12127>{{citation | author = [[Jimmy Carter]]
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  • {{r|Jimmy Carter}}
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  • ...ck]], former head of the [[United Auto Workers]] and a representative of [[Jimmy Carter]]; his mandate was first to address the POW-MIA situation, and then explore ...OW-MIA issue was extremely sensitive politically. Further, power, in the [[Jimmy Carter|Carter Administration]] shifted between the [[U.S. Secretary of State]], [[
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  • ...were based on differing ideals, especially those of [[Woodrow Wilson]], [[Jimmy Carter]], and [[Ronald Reagan]]. The [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]] administration forei ...policy was the focus of Reagan's attacks, as the GOP moved to the right. [[Jimmy Carter]] continued the détente policy until the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in
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  • ...ted States), history |Republican party]], then lost narrowly to Democrat [[Jimmy Carter]]. Respected for his honesty and integrity, but marred by too many stumbles ...ential campaign, Ford-the-insider was challenged by a complete outsider, [[Jimmy Carter]], a former Georgia governor who promised to restore trust in government, r
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  • * Berggren, D. Jason, and Nicol C. Rae. "Jimmy Carter and George W. Bush: Faith, Foreign Policy, and an Evangelical Presidential
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  • .../talking_to_hamas}}</ref> While Walt is not sure if they will accept it, [[Jimmy Carter]] has had discussions, not representing the U.S., with them in April 2008.
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  • ...the [[Vietnam War]] and the expansion of weapon developments. During the [[Jimmy Carter]] administration, she called for better treatment of [[Haiti]]an refugees.<
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  • ...policy was the focus of Reagan's attacks, as the GOP moved to the right. [[Jimmy Carter]] continued the détente policy until the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in ===Jimmy Carter 1977-81===
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