I ask all those who supported me and all those that opposed me to forget our differences, because there are many more things in America that unite us than divide us.
Lyndon Johnson: “I ask all those who supported me and all those that opposed me to forget our differences, because there are many more…”
On the recordNovember 3, 1964
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Radio and Television Remarks to the American People at the Close of Election Day
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