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Vietnam
Photo credit: Yoichi Okamoto
February 1, 1964
“That Wasn’t Smart at All”
February 25, 1964
“More War” or “More Appeasement”
May 27, 1964
“It’s a Mess”
May 27, 1964
“The Biggest Damn Mess I Ever Saw”
June 11, 1964
“Our National Honor’s at Stake”
August 6, 1964
“You Can’t Talk About War Plans”
June 8, 1965
“Where Do You Stop”
July 7, 1965
“I Don’t Want to Be a Warmonger”
February 1, 1966
“The Architect of Surrender”
February 20, 1966
“The President Has This Authority”
January 31, 1968
“It’s Largely a Propaganda Effort”
February 19, 1968
“No Nuclear Weapons in South Vietnam”
August 8, 1968
“My Congratulations and My Sympathy”
August 26, 1968
“Let’s Don’t Mislead and Deceive People”
September 30, 1968
“He’ll Stop the Bombing if Elected”
November 2, 1968
“This Is Treason”
November 3, 1968
“I Feel Very, Very Strongly About This”
November 8, 1968
“You Go to That Conference“
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