Jimmy Carter passed away yesterday at the age of 100. Your age likely dictates how you view our 39th President. His years in the White House coincide with my years in High School. And he was running for reelection the year I could vote for the first time. For many, he is better known for what he's done since he left office. While many know that he was President, they're likely more familiar with his work supporting Habitat for Humanity. Today's history books view him differently than they did after he lost to Ronald Reagan. And I'm betting we will continue to have a different view of his legacy moving forward...





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