Just fucking great. Another incriminating photo of the ex first lady with the slimeball criminal.

[Proud2BAmurkin]

Rosalyn Carter and John Wayne Gacy

[annabanana]

1. good God where did you get THAT?. . . .n.t

[JanMichael]

3. DITTO! nt

[dkf]

2. He does look creepy. Yech.

Rosalyn looks great.

[cali]

4. no one will EVER accuse you of having either good taste

or good judgment.

[Proud2BAmurkin]

22. So it's bad taste to imply a posed picture is a relationship? Tell your candidate that

[cali]

26. put up or

you know the drill. Provide a scrap of evidence that Obama is responsible for that picture. And I actually stated on that picture thread that it meant nothing that the Clintons posed with Rezco. You are really something else.

[mondo joe]

5. Oh good lord, watch the DU heads explode....

[monmouth]

6. Wow, Rosalyn looks so very young there. I always admired her...n/t

[rodeodance]

13. me also.

[pitohui]

7. and your point is what?

this is a standard meet and greet photo, such as anyone could get with basically anyone famous if they were willing to jump the hoops and make the right donations

[BlueStateGirl]

15. I think that is the point, ie the Rezko/Clinton photo. n/t

[Bitwit1234]

27. THAT PHOTO WAS TAKEN AT A FUNDRAISER FOR CAROL MOSLEY-BRAUM

it had nothing to do with Hillary and Bill Clinton. And what makes me upset, is the source of the picture was not questioned. Only two individuals had access the person in the picture with the Clintons and his best buddy buddy...HUFFPUFF had a post by someone that they are invesgiating where it came from.....And the press won't dare not post the results.

[rodeodance]

17. Bingo

[Joe the Revelator]

8. Ha, I watched that Bio on A/E last night as well

[JVS]

19. I paid a dollar for the video og the movie "Gacy" starring the guy who played Francis from Pee-wee's

big adventure

[Proud2BAmurkin]

28. .

:rofl:

[THUNDER HANDS]

9. the serial killer dude?

wow

[kurth]

10. There ya go! Rosalyn even TOUCHED him!

[sunonmars]

11. did she have a 17 yr relationship with him too, the bitch

[JVS]

12. I knew she was behind all that!

[drm604]

14. If you're politically active it's not difficult to get a picture taken with somebody important.

I have a photo of myself and John Edwards, and one of myself and Al Gore. Neither one knows me or anything about me and neither one would recognize me if they ever saw me again. These kinds of pictures don't necessarily mean anything.

[mondo joe]

16. I think that was the OP's point: simply having a photo taken is meaningless.

[rodeodance]

20. yes, Think--IRONY

[drm604]

21. You're probably right.

Sometimes on DU it's hard to tell when someone is being sarcastic.

[mahina]

18. She is such a beautiful lady.

OK, that's much better.

Hey here's some information about this wonderful woman from whitehouse.gov.
Rosalynn Smith Carter

"She's the girl I want to marry," Jimmy Carter told his mother after his first date with 17-year-old Rosalynn Smith, who had grown up as a friend and neighbor of the Carter family in Plains, Georgia.

Born in Plains on August 18, 1927, Rosalynn was the first of four children in the family of Allethea Murray Smith and Wilburn Edgar Smith. She grew up in a small-town atmosphere that nurtured strong ties to family and dedication to church and community. When she was 13, her father died and her mother became a dressmaker to help support the family. As the oldest child, Rosalynn worked beside her mother, helping with the sewing, the housekeeping, and the other children.


Times were difficult, but Rosalynn completed high school and enrolled in Georgia Southwestern College at Americus. In 1945, after her freshman year, she first dated Jimmy Carter, who was home from the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. Their romance progressed, and in 1946 they were married.

The young couple went to Norfolk, Virginia, Ensign Carter's first duty station after graduation. The Navy kept them on the move. Their sons were born in different places: John William in Virginia, James Earl III in Hawaii, and Donnel Jeffrey in Connecticut. The Carters' only daughter, Amy Lynn, was born in Georgia in 1967.

When his father died in 1953, Jimmy left the service, and the Carters returned to Plains to run the family business. Managing the accounts of the peanut, fertilizer, and seed enterprise, Rosalynn soon found herself working full-time.

Jimmy entered politics in 1962, winning a seat in the Georgia Senate. Rosalynn, an important member of his campaign team, helped develop support for her husband's successful bid for the governorship of Georgia in 1970. During his Presidential campaigns, Rosalynn traveled independently throughout the United States. Her belief in her husband's ability to lead the nation was communicated in a quiet, friendly manner that made her an effective campaigner.

A skillful speaker and a hardworking First Lady, Mrs. Carter managed routine duties and special projects in her office in the East Wing. She attended Cabinet meetings and major briefings, frequently represented the Chief Executive at ceremonial occasions, and served as the President's personal emissary to Latin American countries.

As First Lady, she focused national attention on the performing arts. She invited to the White House leading classical artists from around the world, as well as traditional American artists. She also took a strong interest in programs to aid mental health, the community, and the elderly. From 1977 to 1978, she served as the Honorary Chairperson of the President's Commission on Mental Health.

After returning home, Mrs. Carter wrote her autobiography, First Lady From Plains, published in 1984. She is currently vice chair of The Carter Center in Atlanta, founded in 1982 to promote peace and human rights worldwide. At the Center, she leads a program to diminish stigma against mental illness and to promote greater access to mental health care. She also is a partner with the ex-president in projects to resolve conflict, promote human rights, improve global health, and build democracy in some 65 countries.

[rodeodance]

23. REC

[Tom Strong]

24. Hey, thanks for the nightmares!

How about a warning next time, huh?

[madrchsod]

25. i thought du reached a new low this morning but i was wrong

this thread needs to be wiped clean off this site