... seventeen percent. During this early stage, Small asserts that Lyndon Johnson was seen as a dove and that he had "little to fear from the American public" after the nearly unanimous passage of the Tonkin Gulf Resolution and the widespread support for Johnson's "limited" dealings in Vietnam. Despite popular support of the president, this early stage of the war was also the ... human behavior that are not impermeable. Although Small briefly mentions problems with researching and analyzing human motivation, he disregards these problems in the development of his argument, which is one key w...

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