Carter's insanity recognized

Eureka?

The absence of water accentuates the risible nature of what was always a bizarre fountain. A longtime aide to Jimmy Carter has resigned from the Carter Center think tank, calling the former president's new book on Israel and the Arabs one-sided and filled with errors. Kenneth Stein, the Carter Center's first executive director and founder of its Middle East program, sent a letter that bluntly criticized the book to Carter and others. Stein wrote that the book, "Palestine: Peace, Not Apartheid," was replete with factual errors, material copied from other sources and "simply invented segments," according to an excerpt of the letter published by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Cue the deus ex-machina  - "Oh, it took this long for you to realize that Jimmy Carter is a bitter, and quite insane empty vessel?"  Ethel Fenig observes in The American Thinker- "But operating under his ex presidential halo Carter is still invited on talk shows where timid hosts, who have not read the book, don't question him.  Maybe now they will."