You hear enough of the bad, you read enough of the bad, and you see enough of the bad on television, that you ought to know something about the good.
Lyndon Johnson: “You hear enough of the bad, you read enough of the bad, and you see enough of the bad on television, that you ought to…”
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Remarks at a Civic Meeting in Anchorage, Alaska
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