Nancy Gibbs Quotes

After The 1960s And '70s, There Were Real Doubts About Whether A Mortal Man Could Handle The Country's Highest Office. It Had Destroyed Johnson, Corrupted Nixon, And Overwhelmed Ford And Carter.

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