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Rosalynn Carter in 1976: I’ve never ‘shied away from controversy’
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1:33Now PlayingMeet the Press remembers three giants in the world of Washington: Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, Sec. Henry Kissinger and Rosalynn Carter, who was laid to rest in Plains, Georgia on Wednesday. In 1976, during her husband's campaign for president, Rosalynn Carter imagined the kind of first lady she would later become.
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