Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

We're having an active day of exchanging ideas in the OIC. This is from Jim Marrs. He's not officially a member, but he does engage with us regularly; he's in our circle. 

It concerns Evelyn Lincoln, JFK's personal secretary and what she knew about Johnson getting on the Presidential ticket.

John et al,

If you can believe Evelyn Lincoln, JFK's personal secretary (...and I do, in light of the fact that her pro-conspiracy views have never been aired to the public by the corporate mass media) than it was Hoover who pushed LBJ onto the 1960 Democratic ticket.

According to Lincoln, both Bobby and John Kennedy were extremely upset about Johnson as they met in a room of the Biltmore Hotel. In a 1993 article in the Boston Globe, she reported, "In the room at the Biltmore Hotel... they were huddled together closely, on the bed, discussing about LBJ... Bobby would get up, look out the window and stare. John would sit there and think. It was an intense 30 minutes... How to maneuver to get it so he (Johnson) wouldn't be on the ticket... It was blackmail... the malicious rumors were fed to LBJ by J. Edgar Hoover about his (Kennedy's) womanizing... LBJ and Hoover had boxed him into a hole." -