'Vietnam was Johnson's war' Discuss

There are multiple ways this question can be answer.              Either ‘yes’ it was his war                             Or              ‘No’ it wasn’t Both have to look at it from a president standard              Would look at Eisenhower and Kennedy in one paragraph                          They both only sent advisers              Johnson in his own                             He did it despite not wanting to.                             Had Kennedy’s advisers - feels like he has no mandate-                             Was really only concentrated on his great society              then Nixon                             see that it is carried on after Johnson 

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