Volume 3, Number 6 · November 5, 1964
The People's Choice
By Murray Kempton
My Hope for America
by Lyndon B. Johnson
Random House, 128 pp., $.95 (paper)
This is the month when Mr. Johnson seems to swell and fill all our politics and, to find his like, we despair in our own history and come to settle on the reign of George II. Mr. Johnson is at once the Hanoverian King and Robert Walpole, his own great minister, and there is no alternative to him but the Old Pretender, cursing and praying in his imaginary court.
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