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Lyndon Johnson Quotes

You may want peace with your neighbor, too, and you may be willing to go across the road and into his yard to try to talk him into it.
3/17/1968
The farmer should not be asked to grow more than the market can take at a fair price.
3/17/1968
We love nothing more than peace, but we hate nothing more than surrender and cowardice.
3/17/1968
We and our allies seek only a just and an honorable peace.
3/15/1968
We seek nothing else.
3/15/1968
We shall and we are going to win.
3/15/1968
This week we passed a law removing the useless and burdensome gold cover.
3/15/1968
Hard choices are going to have to be made in the next few days.
3/15/1968
If their position changes--as we fervently hope it will--then we in the United States and our allies are prepared to imm...
3/15/1968
I am glad that Henry Ford, and the mayor of Cleveland, and George Meany can sit here at this table side by side, because...
3/15/1968
The Communists have made it clear that up to now, thus far, they are unwilling to negotiate or to work out a settlement ...
3/15/1968
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Lyndon Baines Johnson
deceased

usa, Texas

8,944 Quotes

Born8/27/1908

Died1/22/1973 (aged 65)

PartyDemocratic

  • President of the United States

    11/22/1963 - 1/20/1969
  • Vice President of the United States

    1/20/1961 - 11/22/1963
  • United States Senator

    1/3/1949 - 1/20/1961
  • U.S. House of Representatives

    1/3/1937 - 1/3/1949
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