An Adult Friend Of Lincoln's: "life Was

Even Though Lyndon Johnson's Presidency Was In Many Ways Scarred Forever By The War In Vietnam, And Destroyed In A Lot Of Ways, He - As A Character - Was Even Larger Than His Presidency. Being Able To Get To Know Him Well, That Firsthand Relationship With This Large Character, I Think Is What Drew Me To Writing Books About Presidents.

They All Start Competing Against Lincoln As The Greatest President. And The [library] Building Becomes The Symbol, The Memorial To That Dream.

Whatever It Is That You Do, If You Have That Passion And Desire For It, That's The Most Important Thing.

When I Look At Franklin Roosevelt's Leadership, I Think The Most Important Quality He Had During The Depression And The War Was This Absolute Confidence In Himself, In His Country, Really In The American People. He Was Able To Exude That Confidence And Almost Project It.

Where's The Progress That We're Going To See In Afghanistan? You Have To Keep Public Support Both On The Economy And The War Or These Things Will Really Become Troubling.