It has been a hectic time for Biden, as he is seen here addressing the nation from the Oval Office on the assassination attempt of Trump. —AP
LYNDON Baines Johnson would fall asleep at night and imagine himself tied to the ground surrounded by thousands of voices, he once told biographer and historian Doris Kearns Goodwin.
“They were all shouting at me and running toward me: ‘Coward! Traitor! Weakling!’ They kept coming closer. They began throwing stones.” Then he would awaken, “terribly shaken.”
