What was President Johnson's early attitude toward the fighting in Vietnam?
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He wanted to go to war with North Vietnam to end the conflict right away.
He was worried about losing South Vietnam to communism.
He wanted to concentrate on his domestic social programs rather than increase US involvement in Vietnam.
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