I, for one, feel that there is a genuine need to restudy, reevaluate, reassess many aspects of this office and its functioning as an office in these times.
Lyndon Johnson: “I, for one, feel that there is a genuine need to restudy, reevaluate, reassess many aspects of this office and its…”
On the recordApril 29, 1964
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Remarks Commemorating the 175th Anniversary of the Inauguration of George Washington
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