James Earl Jimmy Carter
Events (41)
- May 15, 1975 and After: Investigations Probe Operation Shamrock, Lead to Passage of FISA Law 1975-05-15
- December 26, 1976: CIA Director Bush Discusses Team B Findings with Press 1976-12-26
- April 27, 1977: President Carter Reaffirms Commitment to Non-Proliferation 1977-04-27
- January 24, 1978: Executive Order Bans Domestic Surveillance, Political Assassinations 1978-01-24
- May 23, 1979: Carter Issues Executive Order Allowing Warrantless Wiretapping of Foreign Sources 1979-05-23
- June 18, 1979-Winter 1979: US, USSR Sign SALT II Agreement; Senate Refuses to Ratify 1979-06-18
- July 3, 1979: President Carter Approves Covert Aid to Anti-Soviet Forces in Afghanistan 1979-07-03
- November 14, 1979: Carter Freezes Iranian Assets 1979-11-14
- December 13, 1979: Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Case Challenging President’s Authority to Withdraw Nation from International Treaties 1979-12-13
- December 26, 1979: Memo to President Carter Gives Pakistan Green Light to Pursue Nuclear Weapons Program 1979-12-26
- January 23, 1980: Invasion of Afghanistan Leads to Build Up of US Forces in Persian Gulf 1980-01-23
- April 1, 1980: President Carter Signs the ‘Depository Institutions Deregulation and Monetary Control Bill’ into Law 1980-04-01
- October 28, 1980: Reagan Denies Ever Opposing Medicare, Mandatory Social Security 1980-10-28
- January 20, 1981: Reagan Sworn in as President; US Hostages in Iran Released Hours Later 1981-01-20
- February 9, 1995: Clinton Executive Order Extends Warrantless Surveillance Capabilities of Justice Department 1995-02-09
- November 11, 2000: Former Republican Senator Advises Gore to Concede: Asking for Recounts ‘Bad for Country’ 2000-11-11
- 7:30 p.m. November 26, 2000: Florida Secretary of State Announces Bush Winner of Florida Presidential Election 2000-11-26
- October 25, 2004: Former President Jimmy Carter Says President Bush Exploited 9/11 Attacks for Political Gain 2004-10-25
- August 17, 2006: Judge Finds NSA Warrantless Wiretapping Program Unconstitutional 2006-08-17
- August 23, 2006: Republican Intelligence Report on Iran’s Nuclear Program Is Fundamentally False 2006-08-23
- January 29, 2009: Former US President Says Hamas Must be Part of Israel-Palestinian Negotiations 2009-01-29
- September 16, 2009: Carter: Obama Opposition Fueled by Racism 2009-09-16
- January 1-April 1995: Four Month Truce in Bosnia War
- Mid-January, 1977: Carter: US Will Move Towards Elimination of Nuclear Weapons
- March 1977: Carter Fails to Forge Nuclear Reduction Agreement with Soviet Union
- May 1977: Carter Promises to Break with Previous Focus on Military Buildup
- June 1977: Carter Cancels B-1 Bomber; Critics Accuse Him of ‘Unilateral Disarmament’
- June 1979: President Carter Reluctantly Supports Unpopular MX Nuclear Missile Deployment
- September 2007: Former White House Lawyer and Law Professor Say Bush Abuses Presidential Signing Statements
- October 1980: ’Billygate’-Based Disinformation Campaign Erupts near Election; Orchestrated by American Neoconservative and Italian Intelligence Agencies
- November 1976: Carter Defeats Ford for Presidency; Cheney Helped Lose Re-Election Bid for Ford
- November 1978-February 1979: Some US Officials Want to Support Radical Muslims to Contain Soviet Union
- Early 1977: Arms Control Proponent’s Nomination Sparks Conservative Opposition
- Early 1981 and After: Reagan Pushes Largest Peacetime Military Buildup in US History
- 1975-1976: Nuclear Non-Proliferation Is Important Plank in Jimmy Carter’s Election Campaign
- Late 1979-1980: Carter Abandons Last Vestiges of Nuclear Disarmament Policies
- Spring and Summer 1994: Clinton Uses Combination of Diplomacy, Military Threats to Force North Korea to Back Down from Nuclear Development
- October 1980: Reagan Advisers Obtain Confidential Documents from Carter Campaign
- Late 1978-Summer 1979: Farmers Flood Washington to Protest High Interest Rates
- Early April, 2007: US Raids on Irbil Targeted Iranian Military Commanders, Says Kurdish Leader
- Early 1980: Israel Proposes US Secret Arms Sales to Iran