As the aid rose from $10 million in 1950 to $100 million in 1951, which meant that the there was a reduction of funds and attention for President Johnson’s Great Society program. The reduction of U.S. forces in Vietnam would provide more attention to our own war Americans were experiencing at home, which was the War on Poverty. If President Johnson would have reduce or withdraw U.S. forces his Great Society would have been more effective to Americans rather than involving in another country’s war. The reduction of U.S. military involvement would have create a more memorable presidency of success for Johnson rather than having over 58,000 American casualties and paying eighty percent of the cost of the Vietnam War.
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