Lyndon Johnson said "Complacency must never stand in the way of progress, in the way of safety, or in the way of doing something about this very difficult problem." @ PoliticalQuotes.com

On the recordJune 2, 1966

Complacency must never stand in the way of progress, in the way of safety, or in the way of doing something about this very difficult problem.

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Democratic · Texas

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Remarks to Members of the Governors' Conference Subcommittee on Traffic Safety

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