Since the Republican Party's unexpected triumph November 9, pundits and columnists have debated nonstop the meaning of a Trump presidency for Barack Obama's legacy.
Will Republicans scrap the Affordable Care Act? Will they roll back groundbreaking environmental protections? Will they reorient American foreign policy away from traditional allies? Will they pack the Supreme Court with ultra-conservative jurists?
To be sure, Obama's legacy is very much on the line. Yet remarkably, so is Lyndon Johnson's.
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