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LBJ cultivated the masculine image of a Texas cowboy. Biographers have suggested that Johnson was ...

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LBJ cultivated the masculine image of a Texas cowboy. Biographers have suggested that Johnson was torn between the expectations of his father, a crude local politician who flouted polite society, and those of his mother, a refined woman who insisted that her son read poetry and practice the violin. Johnson later told biographer Doris Kearns Goodwin that he persisted in Vietnam because he worried that critics would accuse him of being “an unmanly man. A man without a spine.”
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