Summary:
The book chronicles the early life and political career of Lyndon B. Johnson, from his upbringing in rural Texas to his rise to power in Congress. It delves into Johnson's relentless ambition, his mastery of political maneuvering, and the complex network of relationships he built to secure his influence.
Key points:
1. Ambition: Johnson's relentless drive and ambition were key to his rise to power, often using manipulation to achieve his goals.
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