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All the Way with LBJ mines an extraordinarily rich but

underutilized source – the full range of LBJ tapes – to analyze the

1964 presidential campaign and the political culture of the

mid-1960s. The president achieved a smashing victory over a divided

Republican Party, which initially considered Henry Cabot Lodge II,

then US ambassador to South Vietnam, before nominating Barry

Goldwater, who used many of the themes that later worked for

Republicans – a Southern strategy, portraying the Democrats as soft

on defence, raising issues such as crime and personal ethics.

Johnson countered with what he called a 'frontlash' strategy,

appealing to moderate and liberal GOP suburbanites, but he failed

to create a new, permanent Democratic majority for the post–civil

rights era. The work's themes – the impact of race on the political

process, the question of politicians' personal and political

ethics, and the tensions between politics and public policy –

continue to resonate.

1. Establishing an image

2. The rise and fall of Henry Cabot Lodge

3. The politics of backlash

4. The Atlantic City convention

5. The politics of frontlash

6. Beyond 1936

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All the Way with LBJ mines an extraordinarily rich but underutilized source - the full range of LBJ tapes - to analyze the 1964 presidential campaign and the political culture of the mid-1960s. The president achieved a smashing victory over a divided Republican Party, which initially considered Henry Cabot Lodge II, then U.S. ambassador to South Vietnam, before nominating Barry Goldwater, who used many of the themes that later worked for Republicans - a Southern strategy, portraying the Democrats as soft on defense, raising issues such as crime and personal ethics. Johnson countered with what he called a "frontlash" strategy, appealing to moderate and liberal GOP suburbanites, but he failed to create a new, permanent Democratic majority for the post-civil rights era. The work's themes - the impact of race on the political process, the question of politicians' personal and political ethics, and the tensions between politics and public policy - continue to resonate.