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8 August, 10:41

Unlike president Lyndon Johnson, his successor Richard Nixon believed that social problems A) were best addressed by state governments.

B) should be immune from Judicial meddling.

C) were best addressed by the Federal government.

D) should be handled by Constitutional amendments.

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