The Cycle | December 19, 2012
Why Obama should take a page from President LBJ's playbook
The Cycle hosts and historian Mark Updegrove explain how President Lyndon B. Johnson was able to work across the aisle on controversial issues, and why Obama should take a page from this playbook.
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