On Leap Day 1968, 13 men were trapped in an elevator at the Pentagon.  One of them was President Lyndon B. Johnson.  Here’s what happened next.

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    If I had been born, maybe I could have also been trapped. And then my cliche quest would have been ended.
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    I don’t even need to click on the link to know that he probably invented several new curse words in the minutes that...
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    On Leap Day 1968, 13 men were trapped in an elevator at the Pentagon. One of them was President Lyndon B. Johnson....
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    There are very few things that I don’t love about LBJ, and almost all
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