The cartoon below was created in the 1940s: A political cartoon shows President Roosevelt driving a car labeled Win the War. Roosevelt looks over at an old beaten donkey labeled New Deal. Three men are riding the donkey. Roosevelt is shown saying Turn her out to pasture, boys. We have got to get going. The men on the donkey are singing a song. The lyrics are Oh, the old gray mare, she aint what she used to be.
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Which describes why this cartoon about FDR's presidency in the 1940s would also be an accurate interpretation of Lyndon B. Johnson's domestic policy during his term as president in the 1960s? (7 points)

Group of answer choices

Johnson had pushed so much money toward internal improvements that he had no finances for international conflicts.

Johnson placed less focus on Great Society initiatives and more focus on the conflict in Vietnam.

Johnson eliminated spending on programs that served minorities and impoverished people to regain public favor.

Johnson became so consumed with international power that he ignored legislative policies on the homefront.