President Johnson used his power as the president to cover up murder.

http://www.archives.gov/research_roo..._chapter1.html

Where were all of these liberals when the president was lying to the
American people. It gives credence to those who think Johnson was involved
in a coup.

Where were all of these liberals when the president was lying to the
American people.

In Jr. High School? :-)

Where were all of these liberals when the president was lying to the
American people. It gives credence to those who think Johnson was involved
in a coup.

Oh, and Jack, where were *you* in 1865
when radical Republicans conspired with a fanatical actor and a dozen dimwit
accomplises to seize the power required to economically subjugate the south?

(Just jokin........no need to answer). :-)

In high school? ; )

"Gould 0738" wrote in message
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Where were all of these liberals when the president was lying to the
American people. It gives credence to those who think Johnson was
involved
in a coup.

Oh, and Jack, where were *you* in 1865
when radical Republicans conspired with a fanatical actor and a dozen
dimwit
accomplises to seize the power required to economically subjugate the
south?

(Just jokin........no need to answer). :-)

He experienced fantasies about being all powerful and hurting people

He exhibited a personality pattern disturbance with schizoid features and
passive-aggressive tendencies

He read a great deal and whose vocabulary made him quite articulate.

He started to read communist literature. Occasionally, in conversations with
others, he praised communism and expressed to his fellow employees a desire
to join the Communist Party.

He wrote to the Socialist Party of America, professing his belief in
Marxism.

He resented the exercise of authority by others

He spent much of his free time reading.

He showed marked interest in the Soviet Union and sometimes expressed
politically radical views with dogmatic conviction.

He tried to impress those around him as an intellectual, but his thinking
appeared to some as shallow and rigid.

His letter of application contained many blatant falsehoods concerning his
qualifications and background

He showed disdain for democracy, capitalism, and American society in general

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I can't tell if the biography is about Lee Harvey Oswald...or Harry Krause.

Harry is not a passive aggressive ....


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He experienced fantasies about being all powerful and hurting people

He exhibited a personality pattern disturbance with schizoid features and
passive-aggressive tendencies

He read a great deal and whose vocabulary made him quite articulate.

He started to read communist literature. Occasionally, in conversations
with
others, he praised communism and expressed to his fellow employees a
desire
to join the Communist Party.

He wrote to the Socialist Party of America, professing his belief in
Marxism.

He resented the exercise of authority by others

He spent much of his free time reading.

He showed marked interest in the Soviet Union and sometimes expressed
politically radical views with dogmatic conviction.

He tried to impress those around him as an intellectual, but his thinking
appeared to some as shallow and rigid.

His letter of application contained many blatant falsehoods concerning his
qualifications and background

He showed disdain for democracy, capitalism, and American society in
general

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I can't tell if the biography is about Lee Harvey Oswald...or Harry
Krause.

"NOYB" wrote in message hlink.net...
He experienced fantasies about being all powerful and hurting people

He exhibited a personality pattern disturbance with schizoid features and
passive-aggressive tendencies

GWB?

He read a great deal and whose vocabulary made him quite articulate.

THAT certainly isn't GWB

He started to read communist literature. Occasionally, in conversations with
others, he praised communism and expressed to his fellow employees a desire
to join the Communist Party.

Neither can that, the reading part tells you it can't be GWB

He wrote to the Socialist Party of America, professing his belief in
Marxism.

GWB?

He resented the exercise of authority by others

CERTAINLY that must be GWB

He spent much of his free time reading.

NOT GWB, that pesky being able to read thing!

He showed marked interest in the Soviet Union and sometimes expressed
politically radical views with dogmatic conviction.

Definately GWB

He tried to impress those around him as an intellectual, but his thinking
appeared to some as shallow and rigid.

GWB all right!

His letter of application contained many blatant falsehoods concerning his
qualifications and background

it IS GWB!!

He showed disdain for democracy, capitalism, and American society in general

It MUST be GWB!