Jimmy Carter rabbit case
Jimmy Carter rabbit case (Jimmy Carter rabbit じけん) is the event that ヌマチウサギ () swims towards a boat for the fishing that Jimmy Carter who was the President of United States of America at the time took on April 20, 1979, and approached it. The news media let imagination act and named this the surprise attack cases due to "a murder rabbit".
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Process
Carter visited Georgia Plains () that was a hometown and enjoyed fishing alone. According to Carter, a rabbit chased by a hunting dog "poured water using a paddle at time that I swam towards the boat which I jumped into water, and I got into and a little more was caught up with" [1].
When I came back to the office, staff of Carter could not swim the rabbit and they strongly insisted if they did not attack the human being and did not believe this story [2]. As for this case, a picture is gained by a photographer of the White House [3].
Reaction of the case
Jodie Powell () who was White House spokesperson discloses this event to Brooks Jackson of the reporter for Associated Press on August 28 four months later, and the communication companies become full of this topic than the next day. The White House refused to provide a photograph, but, as a result, the story that "the President was attacked by a rabbit" decorated the one side of Washington Post using the parody comics that changed it of a part of "JAWS" of the poster of the movie jaws to "PAWS" [4]. The White House continued refusing the offer of the photograph afterwards, but I switched a policy for Reagan Administration Era and became the topic again.
Powell talks about this event as follows in this The Other Side of the Story which I wrote in 1986 after the spokesperson retirement:
As a result of "having investigated it in detail, the animal was proved to be a rabbit, and I was a kind to have "ヌマチウサギ" and the big foot which opened outside which I called in the days of a child not the pretty thing like the bunny in Easter"
It "was impossible I revealed that I was ferocious, and the President did not have the experience that dealt with the rabbit which got furiously angry too much, and to understand the psychology of the rabbit, and, however, it was huge, and it made a sound called Shoo, and it was apparent to concentrate a feeling so that this wet animal which ground its teeth got in the boat which the President got on whether the animal suffered clearly"
Carter is unhappy as the President, and this case insists that weaken; was political, and was done for the hostility power in the ideology by the suitable material [5].
In addition, this case was made parody in song I Don't Want a Bunny Wunny of folk singer Tom Paxton () who won a prize for Grammy award special service in 2009. This song is put in album The Paxton Report released in 1980.
Footnote
- ^ Jimmy Carter explains 'rabbit attack'
- ^ American Presidents Blog: President Carter and the Killer Rabbit
- ^ President Jimmy Carter and the "killer rabbit" - the true story, with the picture
- ^ The Straight Dope: What was the deal with Jimmy Carter and the killer rabbit?
- ^ Jimmy Carter's 'Killer Rabbit' – 1979
Outside link
- The lyrics of song "I Don't Want a Bunny Wunny" of I Don't Want a Bunny Wunny-www.mydfz.com - Tom Paxton.
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