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LYNDON JOHSON TAPES: "Down where your nuts hang"

Joe Haggar (Tailor) & LBJ (WH6408-16 4851) August 9, 1964 White House Telephone In an entertaining conversation, President Lyndon Johnson calls his tailor in Dallas to describe somewhat graphicall...  
 
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nikflorida (3 days ago) Show Hide
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now, with all fairness, Jellolion, LBJ did indeed have a lot of great ideas regarding social programs and domestic policy, but none of it worked until Richard Nixon applied good ol' Republican pragmatism to LBJ's "Great Society" vision. And there's really no need to trash JFK, especially if you're unwilling to trash Ronald Reagan and the Bushes (thanks Ralph Reed and Pat Robertson)
jamesjeffreypaul (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Texas crude!
LilyLondon1 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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typhonsentra (1 month ago) Show Hide
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God, such a tedious discussion.
WayneInSF (1 month ago) Show Hide
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3:32 to 4:20...LOL....classy!
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Joe Haggar was not a tailor. His family owned the Haggar Clothing Company in Dallas. LBJ was ordering custom clothing from a large manufacturing company.
The location of their company on Lemmon Ave was not close to the downtown parade route where Kennedy was assassinated.
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Actually that war was started by Eisenhower, Larry. You might need to review your history before you make obnoxious comments like that.
WayneInSF (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Eisenhower and Kennedy had sent a small number of troops for police/military training. And Kennedy was resisting requests to escalate. When Johnson became president, that tragically changed.
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The Cuban missile crisis weakened the Soviet Union's position and that allowed the United States to broker an escalation, but the Cuban escapade was Eisenhower's baby with Dulles and McCone later on. Johnson acted on policy that was set in motion by men in front of him.
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lbj executed rolling thunder , massivley esculuting the war , the gulf of tonkin resolution esculated us involvement incredibly also , there is solid evidence , the submarine , uss turner joy was not even hit- it had been fabricated to give lbj the chance to hold high the reputation of the us and bomb the s'hell ( nh pun intended ) outo north vietnam.

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