We All Owe Him A Debt Of Gratitude’: U.S. Presidents Pay Tribute to Jimmy Carter

Former President Jimmy Carter, a leader from 1977 to 1981 and renowned humanitarian, passed away at 100 on December 29, 2024. Tributes from presidents past and present celebrated his remarkable legacy.

President Joe Biden praised Carter as an extraordinary leader and humanitarian, highlighting his efforts to eradicate disease, promote peace, and champion civil rights. He admired Carter’s partnership with his wife, Rosalynn, as a model of patriotism.

Former President Donald Trump acknowledged Carter’s leadership during challenging times and urged the nation to honor his contributions. Barack Obama reflected on Carter’s enduring decency and his transformative work, including the Camp David Accords and initiatives like Habitat for Humanity.

Bill Clinton expressed gratitude for Carter’s lifelong dedication to civil rights and global democracy, recalling his humility and commitment to service. George W. Bush commended Carter’s post-presidential efforts, calling him a man of conviction and dignity.

Jimmy Carter’s legacy as a peacemaker, advocate, and champion for justice continues to inspire.