Sen. Blumenthal: Jimmy Carter ‘put good government ahead of politics’
Blumenthal was appointed to be U.S. attorney for Connecticut by Carter.
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1h agoNews 12's Becky Surran spoke to Sen. Richard Blumenthal about Jimmy Carter following his death at 100 years old on Sunday.
Blumenthal was appointed to be U.S. attorney for Connecticut by Carter.
Blumenthal says Carter put good government ahead of politics and self-interest.
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