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But 1964, 104 years later before they did it again. 1964, of course, the year after jfk was assassinated in office, lyndon johnson was the brand-new incumbent president running for his first full term in his own right. in that year, 1964, for the first time in 104 years that magazine got off the pot again for the first time since lincoln. it's interesting. they said sort of nice enough things about lbj. they said, for example, that they admired him for, quote, the continuity with which he has maintained our foreign policy. which is nice. that clearly would not be enough of a reason for them to...

And tim kaine are out there themselves. and oh, by the way, they are. so this is not the election of 1860, all right? this isn't civil war or not civil war. this is not even the election of 1964, lbj versus barry goldwater. but this one is its own big deal that's motivating people to do stuff they've never done for previous elections. all signs point to the one direction in which this is going to turn out. tick tock.

And at the atlantic they worried about, according to their endorsement that year, they worried about goldwater's cavalier attitude toward nuclear weapons, on civil rights they worried that his proposal to let states in the deep south make their own decisions on segregation and civil rights, they thought it would establish an american apartheid. stumbling down the road taken by south africa. which i think actually is a very good point and probably true. they clearly disagreed with barry goldwater on the issues of the day. they were frankly just scared about the prospect of him being president. ...

Lincoln. it's interesting. they said sort of nice enough things about lbj. they said, for example, that they admired him for, quote, the continuity with which he has maintained our foreign policy. which is nice. that clearly would not be enough of a reason for them to make a presidential endorsement that year for the first time since lincoln. what drove them that year turns out was not their enthusiasm for lbj but rather their quite opposite feelings about lbj's opponent. it was their horror that barry goldwater would become the president. and at the atlantic they worried about, according to t...

Instruments? democratic side isn't trying to do a rally-based ground operation but they've got an entire family of high level surrogates who are a big enough deal in their own right that they can run their own events, separate and independent from whether or not hillary clinton and tim kaine are out there themselves. and oh, by the way, they are. so this is not the election of 1860, all right? this isn't civil war or not civil war. this is not even the election of 1964, lbj versus barry goldwater. but this one is its own big deal that's motivating people to do stuff they've never done for prev...