after the 1964 election, president johnson believed that his stance on the civil rights act had been a…

after the 1964 election, president johnson believed that his stance on the civil rights act had been a mistake. he had public support to continue his social programs. he would never be able to win political office again. the public no longer cared about kennedys legacy.

after the 1964 election, president johnson believed that his stance on the civil rights act had been a mistake. he had public support to continue his social programs. he would never be able to win political office again. the public no longer cared about kennedys legacy.

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After winning the 1964 election in a landslide, Johnson believed he had public support for his social - welfare programs like the Great Society. He did not think his stance on the Civil Rights Act was a mistake, nor did he think he couldn't win office again or that the public didn't care about Kennedy's legacy.

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he had public support to continue his social programs.