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1. Taking the stage;
2. Cuba and Camelot;
3. 'Freedom's Judas-Coat';
4. Of myths and realities;
5. Avoiding Armageddon;
6. Escalation;
7. Texas hyperbole;
8. The hearings;
9. The politics of dissent;
10. Widening the credibility gap;
11. The price of Empire;
12. Denouement;
13. Nixon and Kissinger;
14. Of arms and men;
15. Sparta or Athens?;
16. Cambodia;
17. A foreign affairs alternative;
18. Privileges and immunities;
19. The invisible wars;
20. Conclusion.
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Mark Lazor
reviewed J. William Fulbright, Vietnam, and the Search for a Cold War Foreign Policy on January 03, 2011
J. William Fulbright, Vietnam, and the Search for a Cold War Foreign Policy
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the White House is a compendium of political quotes written for people who like to read and poop at the same time. Unfortunately (yet predictably), that which emanates from the politician's mouths and that which emanates from the reader are largely indistinguishable.
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