[Happy2BMe]

"Johnson was one of the most effective Congressional leaders of all time and he knew where all the bones were buried. He bullied and threatened and arm-twisted Congress until he got his way."

All right then DAMMIT! Do it tomorrow in Dallas - You'd BETTER NOT MISS! Oh, and DON'T EVER CALL HERE AGAIN!!

[MeekOneGOP]

It's a one-hour special on American history that
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Article from The Dallas Morning News ...

http://www.dallasnews.com/dmn/news/stories/111603dnmetjfkyouth.445ea.html

John Kennedy, superstar

Ask not what youth know about him

09:38 PM CST on Saturday, November 15, 2003

By ASHLEY POWERS / The Dallas Morning News

The grainy, black-and-white face of Lee Harvey Oswald – mouth frozen in a perfect O as he's shot – is pimpled with reflections from a disco ball. Lording over the dance floor like a portrait of a family patriarch, his poster-size image sometimes is mistaken for actor Bruce Willis, bartenders say.

Mostly, he's just ignored. Youthful eyes skim past the images that dot the Ruby Room, an annex to a bar on Lower Greenville Avenue.

A plate reading "In Memoriam: John F. Kennedy, 1917-1963" perches between bottles of Heineken and Coors Light. The outline of a gun, the word "Ruby" written below it, glows in motel-red neon.

Barbara Davidson / DMN

Will Schantz, 23, dances under a portrait of Lee Harvey Oswald at The Ruby Room in Dallas.

"It's got that historical, back-in-the past kind of feel. It's like everything you learned in school," says Rocio Gray, 21, cuddling on a black leather couch with her date, a boyish-looking car salesman.

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[Bernard Marx]

Just for the record, I do NOT believe Johnson had anything to do with JFK's assassination. He was a tough old s.o.b. but I've never seen one iota of evidence that implicates him. But like O'Reilly always says, I could be wrong.