With Stern Looks, Jokes, Snubs and Eye Rolls, Presidents, Candidates and Their Spouses Say Plenty at Carter's Funeral

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : As Mr. Bush shimmied his way down the pew row to get past his seat, he had to get through Mr. Obama and Trump.
68% : Immediately after Mr. Obama sat down, Trump leaned in with a smile to whisper something to him.
61% : Mr. Obama and Trump -- despite their long history -- were seen talking for an extended period of time as they sat directly behind Ms. Harris and her husband.
60% : The presidential funeral has become a kind of sporting event for political observers, as they get to see Republicans and Democrats sit in the front pews, spending time with each other as they celebrated the life of their fellow president.
56% : After she took her seat, she looked back over her shoulder, seemingly to talk to Mr. Obama, though when she noticed that Mr. Obama and Trump were whispering to each other, she turned back around.
52% : Mr. Obama smiled back, and at one point let out a laugh in response to something Trump had said.
49% : President Clinton, President Bush, and President Trump all sat in the second row with their wives.
39% : When Trump and his wife made their way down the pew, they shook the hands of Messrs. Gore and Pence, though Mrs. Pence remained in her seat, read the funeral program, and did not acknowledge their presence.
30% : Whatever Trump said appeared to be so funny that Mr. Obama had to close his eyes and contain himself from laughing too loudly as the choir sang.
29% : Former first lady Michelle Obama did not attend, leaving her husband sandwiched between Trump and former first lady Laura Bush.

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