Jimmy Carter Turns 100: Joe Biden And Others Honor 39th President’s Milestone
Jimmy Carter passed the century mark today, the first president to do so, with Joe Biden and other former presidents honoring the Nobel Prize winner and human rights advocate. On his 100th birthday, Carter is in hospice care and confined to his modest Plains,
‘A moral force for a nation.’ Georgia’s Jimmy Carter celebrates his 100th birthday
Former Democratic President Jimmy Carter, a Plains native, turned 100 years old Tuesday. Carter, the 39th president of the United States, is the oldest living president and longest-lived president in U.S. history. Two days prior to his birthday, current President Joe Biden wished the Georgia native well.
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