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Bradley B. wrote:
Yes, Kennedy certainly played a role in escalation, but it began with Eisenhower. Although, Eisenhower wisely refused to bail out the French, under Eisenhower in 1956, when the French leave Vietnam, the US Military Assistance Advisor Group (MAAG) assumes responsibility, from the French, for training South Vietnamese forces. Historians, of which Ann Coulter is not one, date this as the beginning of the slippery slope. Revisionist historians, perhaps. Eisenhower did what he had to do to honor treaties. Kennedy escalated. Johnson really escalated. Nixon ended the war. -- "Can't we all just learn to live together?" -- Rodney King '***THWAP***' -- 100,000,000 million minds reacting in synchrony |
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