The author who wrote about the same man for 40 years 

RIP legend

You almost can't believe how good it is while you're reading it. Mr. Caronis a freaking legend.

Mr. Caro is

I grass parts are a little boring, but it really picks up once he makes it to the power.

@@deanpeterson_ Must admit, LBJ will always be our leader in urinal political history, thanks to Caro.

I would say Ron Chernow's "Grant" DID change my life.

@@deanpeterson_ How so? Grants' way of writing orders out according to the situation on the battlefield as it existed, without wasting time on searching for blame, impressed me and was something I moved to confirm whenever I was in a position of giving orders. "Be co-operative with the co-operative, and just tell the uncooperative what to do." Figuring out how not to do things is how many people approach their jobs and lives. "We are not here to figure out how Not to do it." -Captain James Boy Pilot President of Florida Aircraft Leasing. When the quote was printed out nicely for his desk it came back as "We are here to figure out how not to do it." You must question people about how they have read what you wrote. Reading comprehension is not great.

Exactly, it’s the “Years of Lyndon Johnson.” It’s a kaleidoscope of the 40’s, 50’s, and 60’s through the lens of Lyndon Johnson. It’s amazing how many moments of history and imposing figures Johnson brushed shoulders with. In the house during the The Great Depression and World War II (although his involvement is tenuous) and a prominent role in the Civil Rights Movement, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Kennedy Assassination, and so much more. It really is the life and times of the man, equally a biography of Johnson as it is a study of the culture when he was serving in office.

He´s interested in political power thats why he wrote about Robert Moses. And LBJ is an even better example of explaining how power works in a democracy. He´s not interested in narrating the life of famous people or politicians. Its about power.

​@@firgasz2920 Exactly! He used the life of Robert Moses to highlight urban power, power on a city level. He is using the life of Lyndon Johnson to highlight national power. He has someone in mind to highlight world power but because hes superstitious he doesn't want to mention who it is.

This can’t be your serious opinion