Claudia “Lady Bird” Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson’s wife, Claudia “Lady Bird” Johnson, was a strong supporter of the “war on poverty”, of the Headstart Program, and worked for the beautification of Washington, D.C.
She was also an important advocate for women’s rights. In 1977, she was presented with the Medal of Freedom, which is America’s highest civilian award.
After her husband’s death in 1973, “Lady Bird” Johnson divided her time between the LBJ ranch and her home in Austin.
She received great satisfaction knowing that Americans ranked her in the top half dozen of all first ladies.
Have any of these first ladies personally inspired YOU?
4 thoughts on “10 First Ladies Americans Love The Most”
Most of these are ok .. Love is too strong of a word for these women . The only one I would take off is Michele Obama – whose husband was the Great Divider. I credit the two of them with the surge in Identity politics. They failed to look at the merits of individuals and can be credited with the beginning of tribal politics.
Yeah, when you ask democrats who their favorites are you are going to get democrats as the favorites… Should try asking all Americans and you get a different picture!
Don’t ever put twerking lying Michelle Obama uo here. She hates America! Remember “all this for a damn flag?”
Jackie Kennedy and Melania Trump are tied for first place!
Michelle Obama is not to be admired! She clearly dislikes white people and this country. She has a chip on her shoulder and feels its fine to openly display her dislike of America often. She often has a sour ugly look on her face. Many believe Obama married her because he thought she would be an asset to his career as a black professional. Now that road is finished and sadly many feel he will leave the marriage.