Lyndon B.Johnson, the 36th president of the United States, first analyzed his political experience, especially several bills he promoted in the Texas Senate, as well as some interviews and records at that time. He is a very idealistic person, even a little idealistic. He is very involved in his work, a little too involved, which is why his political opponents have been making irresponsible remarks about several things he has done a little too much since the Texas Senate.

In fact, some people in Lyndon's election team have revealed that he is an arbitrary person with suspicious personality. Because of this, he pays close attention to the people around him. If there is a bad side, there is a good side. Linden is actually a leader who knows how to care about his family and subordinates. This is also the reason why some political opponents later attacked him. Except for the guy he fired, his family and subordinates always kept in line with him and laid the foundation for his election as president.

Also,1On July 3, 960, the Democratic Party held a national congress in Los Angeles, and Linden lost to Senator John F. Kennedy, the spokesman of the Eastern Establishment, by 409 votes to 806 votes. Although Linden was defeated, his influence in the southern region can not be ignored. In order to win votes in the South, Kennedy took him as his running mate-vice presidential candidate. Six months later, Kennedy was sworn in as the 35th president of the United States, and Lyndon became the vice president.

As mentioned earlier, Linden is an idealist. It is often difficult for people with ideals to get rid of the situation of "climbing high and looking far, losing ground" in order to achieve their will or political goals. From 60 to 6 1, it is not difficult to see that Lyndon is a real man, but suddenly accepted the invitation of "rival" John F. Kennedy to be the vice president, regardless of the politics at that time.

It can be seen that Linden is not only a person who can clearly understand the situation, but also quite realistic. If we want to give lyndon johnson a pertinent evaluation, I think this sentence is: "People's thinking can see through closely related things, but people's ability is limited, and realistic people are contradictory to ideal things."

The above personal views.