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Obviously no one will ever know, but I think things would probably not be much different. Lyndon Johnson carried out many of Kennedy's programs and proposals.
Kennedy might have handled the Vietnam crisis differently but I see no reason to believe that he would have kept us out of war. Kennedy's indiscretions with an East German spy and others would probably have come out and the backlash against the war would probably have put Nixon in office in 1968.
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