Carter's four years in office were overshadowed by double-digit inflation, a fractious staff, and a post-Vietnam disillusionment, yet he became the most effective former president.
Carter's presidency may have been fraught with challenges, but historians have started to argue that he was a visionary leader, one whose reputation deserved reevaluation.
His post-presidency, surpassing four decades, exemplified dignity and humility, contrasting with the lucrative paths chosen by many of his predecessors.
Carter's enduring decency and integrity, even amidst a national climate of incivility, solidified his legacy as a model for how ex-presidents should act.
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