Former employees of President Jimmy Carter said he was rude and arrogant.

The 98-year-old 39th President of the United States, Jimmy Carter, the longest-lived former US leader in history, has decided to spend the rest of his time at home with his family. But despite his positive image, the president is called “rude and arrogant” by his former employees. The Daily Mail writes about it.

Jimmy Carter, who has suffered from melanoma for many years, is now at home. Relatives asked for privacy.

Carter served one term as president from 1977 to 1981. He lost to Republican Ronald Reagan in the next election.

After his resignation, Carter continued to take part in humanitarian projects within the framework of the Carter Center. It is also known for its human rights activities. He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002.

But his former employees and former Secret Service agents claim that Carter is not a very nice person.

He treated the agents guarding him as “non-existent” and spoke to the military.

Ronald Kessler, a former Washington Post and Wall Street Journal investigative reporter and New York Times bestselling author on the White House, Secret Service, FBI and CIA, said Carter has the image of a humble politician who cares about himself. the so-called little people were unlike the smiling, friendly president he portrayed, and in fact he was often rude.

“My heart is burdened by the Americans. The poor, the unemployed and the needy,” Carter said.

But her former colleagues recall, “With agencies, she acted like you weren’t around. You said hello and looked at you as if you were fed up with you, as if you weren’t here.”

She forbade anyone to say hello to her because she didn’t want to answer. Although he was also a graduate of the Naval Academy, he “insulted the military” and did not want military assistants to wear uniforms.

Former agent Cliff Baranovsky said his employees couldn’t stand Carters. And the way he carried his own luggage during visits was a farce. The suitcases were empty because other people were carrying the president’s belongings.

Carter also became famous for coming to work early and portraying work for the benefit of the American people. But his employees say that despite being at work at 6 a.m., he only works for half an hour and then falls asleep.

Periodically, former agent George Schmalhofer says, “He had a huge smile, but when he was in the White House, everything was different. The only time I saw a smile on Carter’s face was when the cameras were running.” Carter group.

Also, Carter put his country in danger while in office. The agents responsible for the “nuclear briefcase” were not allowed on his mansion. They lived 15 minutes away.

Thus, in the event of a nuclear attack, the country would have been destroyed by nuclear warhead missiles when a military aide brought a “nuclear briefcase” to Carter’s home to respond.

Carter’s lawyer, Terrence Adamson, denied the intelligence agents’ claim.

Carter has occasionally stayed at Blair House, a townhouse maintained by the General Services Administration for former presidents, across the street from the White House.

The walls of the mansion are decorated with large photographs of former presidents. And only Jimmy Carter forced the servants to take all the photos of Republican Presidents Gerald Ford and Richard Nixon, and decorated his townhouse with half a dozen more photos.

After each visit, Charles B. “Buddy” Respass, then GSA executive director for the White House, was enraged that the GSA had to call to replace the footage.

Recall that political opponents accused Jimmy Carter of rising energy prices, inflation, and the kidnapping of 52 American diplomats and citizens at the US embassy in Tehran by students supporting the Iranian revolution.