A President who refuses to go out among the people, who refuses to be judged by the people, who is unwilling to lay his case before the people, can never be President of all the people.
Lyndon Johnson: “A President who refuses to go out among the people, who refuses to be judged by the people, who is unwilling to lay his…”
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Remarks at a Rally at the Wilkes-Barre-Scranton, Pa., Airport
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