Hendrick Hertzberg pointedly remarked that Jimmy Carter was 'the only president in my lifetime who wasn't criminally insane,' emphasizing Carter's grasp of morality in leadership.
Carter was unique amongst his peers, characterized by a moral approach to foreign policy and an aspiration toward saintliness, contrasting sharply with cynicism.
The panel discussion noted the centrality of human rights in Carter's policies, highlighting his role in the Camp David accords and the Panama Canal treaties.
Carter foresaw the global warming crisis long before it became a political issue, showing his commitment to environmental issues by promoting solar energy.
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