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The Literary Enemies of LBJ: A Closer Look at Presidential Insults

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The Literary Enemies of LBJ: A Closer Look at Presidential Insults

The text discusses President Lyndon B. Johnson and his enemies, particularly those who have written books criticizing him. It mentions a book by Charles Bartlett and Edward Weintal that portrays Johnson as a crude and rude leader. The text also highlights Johnson's blunt diplomacy and interactions with foreign leaders. Despite the negative portrayals, the text suggests that Johnson is likely to win the 1968 election.

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Title: The Literary Enemies of LBJ: A Closer Look at Presidential Insults

Component Unique Identifier: CAC_CC_001_4_63_12_0039

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Begin: 1967-01-01

End: 1967-12-31

Scope and Content: The text discusses President Lyndon B. Johnson and his enemies, particularly those who have written books criticizing him. It mentions a book by Charles Bartlett and Edward Weintal that portrays Johnson as a crude and rude leader. The text also highlights Johnson's blunt diplomacy and interactions with foreign leaders. Despite the negative portrayals, the text suggests that Johnson is likely to win the 1968 election.

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Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center | University of Oklahoma https://www.ou.edu/carlalbertcenter