Jimmy Carter was 'a very unusual kind of politician,' biographer says
Briefly

Carter often followed his instincts despite societal norms, believing he had to 'do the right thing regardless of the political consequences.' His presidency faced highs and lows.
Bird explained, 'He was always the smartest boy in the room,' indicating Carter's belief in his own intelligence and strong ambition, creating an internal dilemma for him.
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