Unrelated events in recent days demonstrate conclusively that Jimmy Carter was the nation’s worst president, even worse than Joe Biden, who only pretended to be president. Carter was actually running the show in the late 1970s, and he made a mess of things.

First, although most commentators acknowledge that today’s events in Iran began in November 1979, they err by pointing to the day Islamic radicals seized 66 American hostages. In truth, they began when Carter, after rushing the shah of Iran out, welcomed back the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, whom his advisors called a “Gandhi-like figure,” “a saint,” and a man of “impeccable integrity and honesty.”

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President Donald Trump and the brave men and women of our rededicated armed forces with Operation Epic Fury, which began Feb. 28, are making things right and ending the nearly 50-year-old threat to the United States, American troops, and our allies abroad.

Second, in January, Trump reversed another Carter catastrophe by putting finishing touches on a court-ordered restructuring of how federal agencies implement the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969.

Often called a foundational environmental law that ushered in the so-called environmental decade, NEPA was enacted nearly unanimously........

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