How did Johnson continue Kennedy plans to eliminate poverty in the US?

Lyndon B. Johnson built upon John F. Kennedy's vision for combating poverty through the launch of his own Great Society programs. He expanded initiatives like the War on Poverty, introducing legislation that created Medicare, Medicaid, and various educational and job training programs. Johnson emphasized civil rights and economic opportunities for marginalized communities, aiming to reduce poverty and improve living conditions across the nation. His administration focused on comprehensive social reforms that sought to address the root causes of poverty.