On the recordSeptember 22, 1964
A nation so strong and free as ours can tolerate the widest diversity of opinion and belief, and it actually can be made stronger by full and responsible discussion.
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presidency.ucsb.eduLyndon Johnson: “A nation so strong and free as ours can tolerate the widest diversity of opinion and belief, and it actually can be made…”
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Remarks at the Annual Convention of the International Union of Electrical Workers
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