Carter, Dead at 100, Joins Select Group in Achieving Post-Presidential Redemption

The American people came to admire how Carter carried himself.

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President Carter gives a speech at the dedication of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library on November 4, 1991 at Simi Valley, California. President Reagan is in the background. Vinnie Zuffante/Getty Images

President Carter is being eulogized for his humanitarian work, the four-years he spent in the Oval Office only part of his century-long life. By having the longest post-presidency in history, his story can be written with a broader focus that few one-termers enjoy.

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