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The central point of the 1960s cartoon above was thatAthe public was more interested in foreign policy than in domestic reformsBthe President was more interested in domestic programs than in foreign policyCprotesters were successfully challenging the goals of Lyndon B. Johnson's Great SocietyDopposition to the Vietnam War improved Lyndon B. Johnson's hopes for reelectionEthe cost of the Vietnam War limited the President's ability to carry out domestic programs
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