State Funeral for Jimmy Carter Highlights Political Dynamics Among US Presidents

The state funeral of former President Jimmy Carter showcased interactions among five living presidents, underscoring ongoing political relationships and divides.

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The state funeral for 39th President Jimmy Carter was attended by all five living U.S. presidents. President Joe Biden delivered a heartfelt eulogy while notable interactions occurred between Donald Trump and Barack Obama, who appeared friendly despite their contentious history. George W. Bush and Bill Clinton also had notable moments involving Trump, reflecting the complexities of their relationships. Spectators remarked on the bipartisan divides illustrated by Trump, whose reception varied among attendees. Michelle Obama was absent, citing a scheduling conflict.

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