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For God's face. Don't let dead cats lie on your porch Wilbur

Well President Johnson knew how to make a point. I mean it might not have sounded like the area policy discussion

one might imagine preceded the enactment of one of America's largest and arguably most cherished government programs.

But thanks to the recording of a crude dictaphone executive recording system, we know that this...

Don't let dead cashline your porch, is one of many things that President

Lyndon Johnson said in the short private meeting that probably launched Medicare as we

know it. The Wilbur that Johnson was talking to there was Wilbur Mills,

Congressman from Arkansas and the force behind the bill.

Sam Rayburn used to always say that.

Don't let dead cats are on your porch.

This March 1965 Oval Office discussion with Mills, who is also the House Ways and Means Committee Chairman,

in regard to his Medicare bill, was recorded for history, though not all the participants

knew it.

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