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Politics and the Presidency
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November 22, 1963
“The President Is Dead”
January 6, 1964
“Never Felt Better in My Life”
January 8, 1964
“Finest Advertisement He Could Give Me”
January 23, 1964
“Can’t You Help Me”
January 28, 1964
“This Is What We Stand For”
June 23, 1964
“You’re a Hard Bargainer”
August 7, 1964
“Keep the Boys That Should Be Sober, Sober”
August 25, 1964
“I Do Not Believe I Can”
August 25, 1964
“That’s What the Democratic Party’s For”
September 9, 1964
“They Can’t Argue with Themselves”
October 1, 1964
“That Wasn’t What Killed Kennedy”
October 23, 1964
“I Think He Ought to Be Institutionalized”
November 4, 1964
“He’d Have Been Beat”
November 16, 1964
“Put Some Better People on Your Team”
December 5, 1966
“It’s Just So Unfair”
February 7, 1967
“It’s for the Economy”
March 24, 1968
“I’m Not a Master of Nothing”
March 31, 1968
“Our Friendship Was Never Severed”
August 29, 1968
“The Vice Presidency Is an Impossible Job”
November 6, 1968
“We’ve Been in Tears”
November 14, 1968
“There’s No Arrangement“
December 25, 1968
“We’re Just So Fond of You”
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