Unveiling Hillary!
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“That #@&^%$#@*#! Damned Nigger preacher.”
President Lyndon Baines Johnson’s Real Opinion of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Hillary and Bill have excoriated Senator Obama for telling a factual statement about President Reagan; but at the same time Hillary claims Dr. Martin Luther King would have been ineffective without President Lyndon Baines Johnson (LBJ).
The message she sends is that “Hillary is just like LBJ” and all us poor helpless, ineffective “dreamers” need Hillary to lead us to the Promised Land.
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Here are just a few facts revealed by noted authors who knew LBJ:
“I’ll have them niggers voting Democrat for the next two hundred years.”
Circa 1964, President Lyndon Baines Johnson’s vow after he signed into law civil rights legislation.
Inside the White House, Ronald Kessler, Simon & Schuster, p. 33.
LBJ called the Civil Rights Act “that Nigger Bill.”
Harry McPherson remembered, “And about five minutes later I heard (LBJ) say to some southerner . . . , ‘I’m going to have to bring up the nigger bill again.’ “
LBJ: Architect of American Ambition by Randall Bennett Woods,
Simon & Schuster, p. 326
“Son, when I appoint a nigger to the court, I want everyone to know he’s a nigger.”
LONE STAR RISING Lyndon Johnson and His Times,
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When Dr. King led protests against LBJ’s Vietnam War, President Johnson cursed Dr. King as “that Nigger preacher.”
“Lyndon Johnson was a Monster! He was one of the few politicians with whom I found
it uncomfortable to be in the same room. Johnson exuded a brutal lust for power which
I found most disagreeable. When he said, ‘I never trust a man unless I have his pecker
in my pocket,’ he really meant it. He boasted about acting on the principle, ‘Give
me a man’s balls, and his heart and mind will follow.’ I could never forgive him
for the way he destroyed Hubert Humphrey’s personality while Hubert was Vice-
The Time of My Life, Denis Healey, Penguin Books 1989.
Healey was the British Secretary of Defense, and Robert McNamara’s counterpart.
Read these excerpts gleaned from personal recollections, LBJ’s presidential archives, research by respected historians and authors, reviewed by experts—and ask yourself:
Does LBJ remind you of anyone?
Hillary?
LBJ was obsessed with gaining power regardless of the cost. As a young politician and congressman he betrayed every principle he had and every person he met in order to gratify his own insatiable ambition.
His career was built on cynicism, ruthlessness, and greed, “in which any maneuver is justified by the end of victory . . . a morality that is amorality”: in short, an American Richard III.
Johnson was ruthless, greedy, and ambitious. He bullied and humiliated his staff. He was too lazy to go to the bathroom so he used a chamber pot in his busy office. Johnson would force his staffers and secretaries to sit and listen “while he did his daily stool.”
He treated his wife Lady Bird vilely. He openly carried on affairs with other women,
including Nixon’s former nemesis, Helen Gahagan Douglas. He procured envelopes stuffed
with cash from his “ultraconservative” Texas oil patrons. He destroyed a liberal
nominee for the Federal Power Commission, Leland Olds, with a bit of ruthless red-
He courted and then betrayed his mentor, the powerful Richard Russell of Georgia, who enabled him to become minority and then majority leader of the Senate, just as he betrayed his earlier mentor in the House, Sam Rayburn.
Johnson openly used racial epithets like “nigger” and “boy.” He liked to play a practical
“joke” on Black gas-
