" I suddenly feel like reading! "
Two more weeks Bono ................................ Just Two MORE !!!!! :
( Gonna Be Sweet )
http://www.esquire.com/features/robert-caro-0512-6" The last chapter of The Passage of Power, the twenty-sixth chapter, is called "Long Enough." It is heartbreaking, foreshadowing the tragedy of Lyndon Johnson that is to come in the final book. Johnson, Caro has just shown us, was a heroic figure in the dark days after the Kennedy assassination. In the first seven weeks of his presidency, Johnson was the embodiment of courage and industry under unimaginable circumstances. The passage of the Civil Rights Act alone was an accomplishment of singular consequence. But his gifts wouldn't last. Soon, Johnson's worst impulses would overtake him — his insecurity, his terrible self-doubt. His greatness would be temporary.
Now Caro reads over those final few pages one last time. His pencil doesn't much touch them.
If he had held in check those forces within him, had conquered himself, for a while, he wasn't going to be able to do it for very long.
But he had done it long enough.
Robert Caro puts down his pencil. For now, this is the last line. "

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