The sentence that President Johnson used is: "We are met here tonight as Americans...not as Democrats or as Republicans, we are met here as Americans to solve that problem".
<h3>Special Message to the Congress: The American Promise</h3>
The speech captioned above was delivered on the 15th of March, 1965.
At the beginning of the paragraph, President Lyndon Baines Johnson stated that the problem the country had was not a North or Southern problem, neither was it a racial problem, but an American problem.
One could say that the goal of that speech was to further reduce or eliminate the lines that divided America.
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Answer:
he supported the French revolution
Answer (2)
Explaining Kennedy’s sudden passing accelerated an argument about a constitutional change that had been in the works in Congress in 1963.
Technically, the Constitution never spelled out how a vice president would become president if a president died, resigned or was unable to perform the office’s duty.
This oversight became apparent in 1841, when the newly elected President, William Henry Harrison, died about a month after becoming President. Vice President John Tyler, in a bold move, settled the political debate about succession.
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