Former President Jimmy Carter's longtime friend and personal attorney remembers him

Terry Adamson reflects on his long friendship with President Carter, discussing Carter's early political career, presidency, and post-presidency achievements. Adamson shares insights into Carter's personal life, his commitment to service, and the legacy of the Carter Center. The conversation highlights Carter's values, his approach to life, and the impact he had on those around him.

How did Terry Adamson first become acquainted with President Carter?

• Adamson worked for Carter's campaign.

• They were introduced by mutual friends.

• Adamson was a student and Carter was a state senator.

• They met at a political rally.

What was Terry Adamson's role when Carter ran for governor in 1970?

• He was a newspaper reporter.

• He was a political opponent.

• He was a state senator.

• He was Carter's campaign manager.

What significant contribution did Carter make after his presidency?

• He ran for office again.

• He established the Carter Center.

• He became a corporate executive.

• He retired from public life.

What was one of the reasons Carter was seen favorably post-presidency?

• He became a wealthy businessman.

• He maintained his principles and values.

• He changed his political views.

• He moved to a different country.

What was one of Carter's hobbies mentioned by Terry Adamson?

• Cooking

• Painting

• Carpentry

• Gardening

How many books did President Carter write during his lifetime?

• 10

• 20

• 33

• 50

What aspect of Carter's childhood was formative for him?

• Growing up in a large city

• Traveling extensively with his family

• Attending a prestigious school

• His playmates were black youths during segregation