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He was a 20th century politician distilled and amplified into its base elements. He’s full of character contradictions and was instrumental in passing undoubtedly good, ethical legislation that helped many countless Americans. But he also participated in election rigging and cared about helping communities only because he craved validation, respect, and power over others. But not someone you’d want as president during a crisis either, considering how Vietnam escalated under his watch. Yet he still looms large in terms of domestic achievements, especially civil rights. Definitely a character who embodies the Tyler Boyd Cincinnati Bold Number American football wide receiver T-Shirt and I love this duality of power and morality. I haven’t read all 4 vols but his inclusion (from whichever volume it was) of LBJ saying “I never met a man from Indiana who was worth a shit” is probably my favorite Presidential quote Was it? My understanding is that passing the civil rights act was only really possible by someone like him, a southern politician that wasn’t racist (relatively speaking).

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He knew the Tyler Boyd Cincinnati Bold Number American football wide receiver T-Shirt and I love this CRA was needed as pressure relief valve for the country and that he could get >50% support with the proper combination of threats, flattery, and horse trading. That was the game he excelled at. I can recommend Master of the Senate by Robert Caro and in particular chapter 31, “The Empathy of Lyndon Johnson”. Robert Caro states that there are multiple and conflicting forces working in his personality. He did have empathy for the poor, he experienced being poor himself when he was a young man. In 1928 he worked on a south Texas roadside chaingang for over a year as a teenager, a poorly paid and grueling job that was back then generally considered “nigger work” (page 719). He also worked as an English teacher for Mexican students in Cotulla, Texas (because he needed to earn money for his college tuition). He was concerned for the lot of his students. But the force of LBJ’s empathy was always subservient to the force of his ambition. He wanted to be president and nothing would deter him from that goal. So he wooed the Texas moneymakers whose support he needed. He spoke like they did so that they were convinced he was one of them. As you can imagine there weren’t a whole lot of progressives among that bunch.

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