| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - It takes a long time to get legislation passed under most circumstances, especially on the complex subjects on the administration's agenda, and a Congress has only so much time or stamina, only so much willingness to go on the line for the president, sometimes at risk to themselves. (At the height of Lyndon B. Johnson's power, suddenly, in July 1967, the House had had enough and voted down a bill
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