Saturday, November 21, 2009

Lyndon Johnson

LBJ Sworn in 43 Minutes After Kennedy Death

A historian found holes in the official version of the Kennedy assassination. more >>

Historic Whispers: Kennedy Chooses Johnson as Presidential Running Mate

49 years ago in July, John F. Kennedy was gearing up for his race. more >>

In Sotomayor Pick, Notre Dame Talk, Obama Unity Plan Echoes Ike-LBJ

The road to post-partisanship will be long, and could be a dead end, but give him points for trying. more >>

Historic Whispers: Johnson's First 100 Days

Johnson took over the presidency after President Kennedy was assassinated. more >>

The First 100 Days: Lyndon Johnson Fulfilled Kennedy's Legacy

Johnson wanted to assure the country that he would carryout the policies of his predecessor. more >>

The Most Consequential Elections in History: Lyndon Johnson and the Election of 1964

Johnson's overreaching in Vietnam was seen by Americans as an expensive mistake. more >>

Obama's and McCain's Vice Presidential Picks Won't Matter in November

LBJ might have made a difference, but no one else has—including Dan Quayle. more >>

Former Aides Revisit LBJ's Legacy

A campaign to turn the focus from Vietnam to Johnson's domestic achievements. more >>

The Return of Big Government

A bulked-up uncle Sam is coming back to deal with housing, healthcare, Social Security, and more. more >>

1968: A Spiral of Chaos and Death

Johnson calls it quits; King, Kennedy are shot. more >>

Pandemonium in Chicago

Convention riots spur votes for law and order more >>

Eisenhower Answers America, Daisy, Willie Horton, and Morning in America: Great Political Ads Pack a Powerful Punch

A lot of them are just background noise, but the great ones pack a powerful punch. more >>

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