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President Carter may have had a poor presidency and he may suffer from delusions of grandeur when it comes to diplomacy, but he’s always been a very intelligent and relatively honest man when he speaks. Maureen Dowd should have known this before asking him to give credence to the mainstream media’s narrative that Donald Trump would have lost the election without Russian interference.
Dowd’s article in the NY Times is laced with clear attacks on President Trump and subtle jabs at Carter for not joining in on the attacks. She made the former obvious with her opening paragraph:
Most people would run away screaming at the thought of working for a boss who humiliates subordinates in public, throttles them in private, demands constant flattery, spends all day watching cable TV and behaves in a wildly unpredictable way.
As for Carter, he wasn’t going to take the bait. “I don’t think there’s any evidence that what the Russians did changed enough votes, or any votes,” he said.
Though this was easily the biggest takeaway from the entire interview, Dowd made sure to put it just below the 1000-word mark, possibly in hopes that fewer people made it that far down. She added plenty of fluff ahead of it such as asking whether Carter had President Obama’s email address and noting how Carter stood off to the side in the “famous” presidents’ photo from eight years ago. It was an excellent teaching moment for aspiring journalists on how to bury the lede.
Overall, both Jimmy’s and wife Rosalynn’s quotes made the story worth a read, but Dowd’s own crafting of the article demonstrated her clear bias.
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