Cartoons from Jimmy Carter's 1976 campaign

Here is a collection of newspaper editorial cartoons about Jimmy Carter from the 1976 campaign. This video excerpt was created for use in “Jimmy Who?,” a 1976 Carter campaign video produced by Gerald Rafshoon. Credit: Jimmy Carter Presidential Library, Gerald Rafshoon. Excerpted with permission.

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AJC |Oct 1, 2021

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