Former President James Earl Carter is a quiet Southerner with a peanut-eating grin. In the last 20 years, he has amassed a record of not offending certain nations and criticizing the United States on a regular basis. These qualities made him a perfect candidate to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. The head of the Nobel Committee laid out the motivations behind Carter
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