Tributes pour in from Congressional lawmakers after Jimmy Carter’s death

Former President Jimmy Carter, a naval officer, senator, governor, and President of the United States, passed away on Sunday at the age of 100. Members of Congress from both sides of the aisle have expressed their condolences and shared memories of Carter’s lifetime of service.

House Majority Leader Steve Scalise praised Carter for his dedication to public service and his work with Habitat for Humanity, while Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer remembered him as a humble and devoted public servant. Both Republicans and Democrats honored Carter’s legacy, highlighting his commitment to justice, equality, and humanitarian efforts.

Carter’s passing has sparked an outpouring of sympathy, with politicians from Georgia, Carter’s home state, paying tribute to his leadership and integrity. Rep. Mike Collins and Rep. Hank Johnson both praised Carter for his vision, courage, and impact on humanity, while Rep. Austin Scott highlighted Carter’s service as a Navy veteran and proud farmer.

Despite leaving the White House, Carter continued to serve those in need, leaving behind a lasting legacy that lives on through the USS Jimmy Carter (SSN-23). His influence on American politics and humanitarian efforts will be remembered for generations to come.

Elizabeth Elkind, a politics reporter for Fox News Digital, led the coverage of the tributes to Carter from Congress. Her reporting highlighted the bipartisan respect and admiration for Carter’s lifetime of service and dedication to improving the lives of others.

The passing of former President Jimmy Carter marks the end of an era in American politics, but his legacy as a humble, dedicated public servant will continue to inspire future generations to serve their country with kindness, humility, and a commitment to justice and equality.