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When Lyndon Johnson was elected Vice President he, as the former Senate Majority Leader, wanted to lead the Democratic Senate Caucus. Gore objected because he thought that violated the separation of powers between the Executive and the Legislative branches, and he wanted the Senate to be independent from the administration. Despite Gore’s objection, Johnson was elected.


The lack of understanding of mental illness at the time produced attitudes as exemplified herein. The fear of communicable disease, before treatments were known, caused immigrant families to make tragic decisions if when they arrived in America on member of the family was ill, the others had to return with the sick relative or enter the United States and abandon the relative who would be deported.