But they are not equal if they don't have a chance to read and write, and they don't have a chance for a doctor to take care of their teeth or their eyes when they are little and their parents don't know about it.
Lyndon Johnson: “But they are not equal if they don't have a chance to read and write, and they don't have a chance for a doctor to take…”
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Remarks in San Antonio at the Signing of the Medicare Extension Bill
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