Our foreign policy, in America, like our domestic policy, is all those things--all those things from education, to jobs, to health, to justice, to equality for all people.
Lyndon Johnson: “Our foreign policy, in America, like our domestic policy, is all those things--all those things from education, to jobs…”
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Remarks Upon Receiving an Honorary Degree at the University of Denver
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