On the Third Circuit bench, he was known as "The Fighting Little Judge." In a 1958 gubernatorial primary loss to John Patterson, he refused the support of the Ku Klux Klan and received the endorsement of the NAACP. After winning the Florida primary in 1972, Arthur Bremer shot him while he was campaigning in Laurel, Maryland, leaving him paralyzed. For 10 points, name this segregationist who ran for president in 1968 on the American Independent Party ticket, the longtime Alabama governor who famously "stood in the schoolhouse doors" to prevent i
On the Third Circuit bench, he was known as "The Fighting Little Judge." In a 1958 gubernatorial primary loss to John Patterson, he refused the support of the Ku Klux Klan and received the endorsement of the NAACP. After winning the Florida primary in 1972, Arthur Bremer shot him while he was campaigning in Laurel, Maryland, leaving him paralyzed. For 10 points, name this segregationist who ran for president in 1968 on the American Independent Party ticket, the longtime Alabama governor who famously "stood in the schoolhouse doors" to prevent integration of his state's public schools.
On the Third Circuit bench, he was known as "The Fighting Little Judge."