Lyndon Baines Johnson, long before he entered the White House, had already made his mark--his mark on history as a very great Member of the House of Representatives, subsequently the United States Senate.
Gerald Ford: “Lyndon Baines Johnson, long before he entered the White House, had already made his mark--his mark on history as a very…”
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