We know definitely where democracy is not, as we do where the railroad station is not, or where the post office is not.
Lyndon Johnson: “We know definitely where democracy is not, as we do where the railroad station is not, or where the post office is not.”
On the recordMay 4, 1964
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Remarks to a Group of Foreign Students.
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