Former President Jimmy Carter turned 98 on Saturday.
That evening, he was likely to watch his favorite team, the Atlanta Braves, on television as they battled for the top spot in the National League East, his grandson said.
“He’s still 100% with it, even though daily life things are a lot harder now,” Jason Carter, who now leads the Carter Center board, told the Associated Press. “But one thing I guarantee. He will watch all the Braves games this weekend.” The ex-president and wife Rosalynn, 95, had appeared last weekend at a peanut festival in the small town last weekend, waving from a Secret Service-driven red convertible,
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