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Nixon ran on that ticket "getting out've Vietnam". He got elected, he got us out. There was no particular "cause" to leave Vietnam...it was accepted that it was an un-winnable war...unless the US went nuclear or invaded North Vietnam. If the US wasn't going to use nukes or invade...then leave. The US left.

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