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The anti-war movement had aroused so much protest it ruined President Johnson's presidency to the point he announced he would not be seeking re-election.

Even after Johnson, the peace movement continued. President Nixon wanted to strike a "savage blow" in the fall of 1969 by mining Haiphong harbor or perhaps even using nuclear weapons, but he had to change his policies for political reasons because demonstrators and other protesters were so great in number...

President Nixon wanted to strike a "savage blow" in the fall of 1969 by mining Haiphong harbor or perhaps even using nuclear weapons, but he had to change his policies for political reasons because demonstrators and other protesters were so great in number. A rally on October 15 brought out about a quarter of a million people to protest the war, and one on November 15 brought out three quarters of a million people in Washington and another quarter of a million marched in San Francisco!

It would be easy to go on and on about all the anti-war protests, but readers should get the point...

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