Imagining if Lyndon B. Johnson Were To Meet Donald Trump!

Lyndon B. Johnson (1908-1973) was the second greatest domestic policy President after Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882-1945).

Both Democratic Presidents gave America its greatest social welfare and social safety network with Medicare and Medicaid under LBJ, and Social Security under FDR.

But LBJ went much further with great accomplishments in other areas of reform, including the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Voting Rights Act of 1965, greatly expanded the National Defense Education Act, fighting poverty in both rural and urban America, environmental and consumer reforms, promotion of NPR and PBS, immigration reform, and other reforms, more than anyone since FDR and after LBJ to the present!

So, if LBJ were alive today, and saw what Donald Trump has done in his first Presidency, and his unmatched level of cruelty in his much more oppressive, repressive second term in just less than four months, he would have open confrontations with Trump, and would use the most vile, salty language imaginable!

And with his domineering personality traits, LBJ would put Trump in his place and tame him, without an ounce of being “gentlemanly” in any sense!

20 comments on “Imagining if Lyndon B. Johnson Were To Meet Donald Trump!

  1. Wayne Johnson May 11, 2025 2:03 pm

    Can you imagine if Eisenhower, John Kennedy, and Ronald. Reagan, heard Trump idolizing Putin & Kim Jong-il betraying NATO and everything this country stood for since after WWII?

  2. Ronald May 11, 2025 2:21 pm

    Wayne, as with LBJ, their language and gestures would be very hostile, without doubt!

    But the same for Truman and TR, which I have written about in the past month or so on here, along with Reagan!

  3. Rustbelt Democrat May 15, 2025 10:29 am

    That is authoritarianism!

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