How did Nixon end the war?
Nixon and Kissinger quickly agreed uponthe premises about American policy in Vietnam the war in Vietnam was not "winnable" in any conventional sense of the term. Public opinion would tolerate neither an escalation nor the continuation of a status quo that included over 1,000 killed per month.
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