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NPR asked visitors why they braved frigid weather to pay respects to former President Jimmy Carter

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January 9, 2025

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Before his funeral service at the National Cathedral, former President Jimmy Carter lay in state at the Capitol Rotunda. NPR politics reporter Elena Moore asked visitors yesterday why they were braving the frigid January weather to pay their respects.

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