Editorials
After President Jimmy Carter died, the Museum of Political Corruption in Albany wanted to honor him, said its founder and president, Bruce Roter.
In 2017, Roter had received a handwritten note from Carter when he sought responses for a book on ethical leadership.
“His message was simple, yet powerful,” Roter told the crowd of about 100 hundred that filled a lecture hall on April 16 at the University at Albany.
“The root of ethical leadership is to tell the truth,” Carter wrote.
