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... Lyndon B. Johnson and much of the press as a hawk who would precipitate a nuclear holocaust - lost the 1964 election in a landslide predicted by most reporters ( and who knows to what degree the prediction may have influenced the fact ...
... Lyndon B. Johnson and much of the press as a hawk who would precipitate a nuclear holocaust - lost the 1964 election in a landslide predicted by most reporters ( and who knows to what degree the prediction may have influenced the fact ...
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... president . It's true that the style and manners of a president often convey more than they intend the false preachiness of Lyndon Johnson , the shifty desperation of Richard Nixon under Watergate pressures ( and , even earlier , his ...
... president . It's true that the style and manners of a president often convey more than they intend the false preachiness of Lyndon Johnson , the shifty desperation of Richard Nixon under Watergate pressures ( and , even earlier , his ...
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... Johnson and privately hoped for his continuing success , I took it on myself to tell Moyers that the President should relax , stop pushing an " image , " stop promoting himself , actually do what he claimed to be doing the best he could ...
... Johnson and privately hoped for his continuing success , I took it on myself to tell Moyers that the President should relax , stop pushing an " image , " stop promoting himself , actually do what he claimed to be doing the best he could ...
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