Longest living former US President Jimmy Carter celebrates his 100th birthday

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Jimmy Carter is turning 100! He’s determined to hang till October 15, so he can vote for Kamala Harris, his fellow Democrat. …read more

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“He is emotionally engaged and still having experiences and laughing, loving,” Jimmy Carter's grandson, Jason Carter told People. (AP Photo, File)(AP)
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“He is emotionally engaged and still having experiences and laughing, loving,” Jimmy Carter’s grandson, Jason Carter told People. (AP Photo, File)(AP)

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President Jimmy Carter, center, talks with reporters following his broadcast new conference, March 25, 1977, Washington.(AP Photo, File)(AP)
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President Jimmy Carter, center, talks with reporters following his broadcast new conference, March 25, 1977, Washington.(AP Photo, File)(AP)

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Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, was born in 1 October 1924 in Georgia, and currently under home hospice care(AP Photo, File)(AP)
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Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, was born in 1 October 1924 in Georgia, and currently under home hospice care(AP Photo, File)(AP)

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President Jimmy Carter carries a peanut plant as he follows his wife Rosalynn from the field at their Webster County, Ga., farm on August 19, 1978. (AP Photo/Jim Wells, File)(AP)
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President Jimmy Carter carries a peanut plant as he follows his wife Rosalynn from the field at their Webster County, Ga., farm on August 19, 1978. (AP Photo/Jim Wells, File)(AP)

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In 1973, Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter and Delaware Governor Sherman Tribbitt greeted baseball legend Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves after a game with the Los Angeles Dodgers was canceled due to rain in Atlanta, Georgia. (AP Photo, File)(AP)
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In 1973, Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter and Delaware Governor Sherman Tribbitt greeted baseball legend Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves after a game with the Los Angeles Dodgers was canceled due to rain in Atlanta, Georgia. (AP Photo, File)(AP)

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College student Chuck McManis watches President Jimmy Carter's nationally televised energy speech from a service station in Los Angeles, as a gas station attendant fills up a customer's car, July 15, 1979. (AP Photo/Mao, File)(AP)
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College student Chuck McManis watches President Jimmy Carter’s nationally televised energy speech from a service station in Los Angeles, as a gas station attendant fills up a customer’s car, July 15, 1979. (AP Photo/Mao, File)(AP)

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President Gerald Ford and Governor Jimmy Carter on television during the first presidential debate of the 1976 U.S. presidential election in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Library of Congress/Thomas J. O'Halloran/File Photo(Library of Congress)
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President Gerald Ford and Governor Jimmy Carter on television during the first presidential debate of the 1976 U.S. presidential election in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Library of Congress/Thomas J. O’Halloran/File Photo(Library of Congress)

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Jimmy Carter, left, and Gerald Ford, right, shake hands before the third presidential debate, Oct. 22, 1976, in Williamsburg, Va. (AP Photo/File)(AP)
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“He is emotionally engaged and still having experiences and laughing, loving,” Jimmy Carter’s grandson, Jason Carter told People. (AP Photo, File)(AP)

President Jimmy Carter, center, talks with reporters following his broadcast new conference, March 25, 1977, Washington.(AP Photo, File)(AP)

Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, was born in 1 October 1924 in Georgia, and currently under home hospice care(AP Photo, File)(AP)

President Jimmy Carter carries a peanut plant as he follows his wife Rosalynn from the field at their Webster County, Ga., farm on August 19, 1978. (AP Photo/Jim Wells, File)(AP)

In 1973, Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter and Delaware Governor Sherman Tribbitt greeted baseball legend Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves after a game with the Los Angeles Dodgers was canceled due to rain in Atlanta, Georgia. (AP Photo, File)(AP)

College student Chuck McManis watches President Jimmy Carter’s nationally televised energy speech from a service station in Los Angeles, as a gas station attendant fills up a customer’s car, July 15, 1979. (AP Photo/Mao, File)(AP)

President Gerald Ford and Governor Jimmy Carter on television during the first presidential debate of the 1976 U.S. presidential election in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Library of Congress/Thomas J. O’Halloran/File Photo(Library of Congress)

Jimmy Carter, left, and Gerald Ford, right, shake hands before the third presidential debate, Oct. 22, 1976, in Williamsburg, Va. (AP Photo/File)(AP)

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