Quote by Lyndon B. Johnson

I'm the only president you've got.

I'm the only president you've got.

Summary

The quote emphasizes the unique role and importance of the speaker as the president of a country. It conveys the idea that the speaker is exclusively and solely fulfilling the duties and responsibilities of the presidency for the citizens they serve. By declaring themselves as the only president, the quote asserts their irreplaceable position and suggests that the citizens' interests and well-being are solely dependent on their leadership. It may also imply a sense of confidence and assurance in the effectiveness of the speaker's governance.

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By Lyndon B. Johnson

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