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The credibility gap was a lack of trust or disbelief about what the Johnson administration told them about the war. How did doves and hawks differ? Doves were people in favor of the U.S. withdrawing from the Vietnam War while hawks believed the U.S. should continue its military efforts in Vietnam.

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