During one election, this person ran with an activist who once drove around D.C. with a cage full of enormous rats on his car-roof, Julius Hobson. This man "is worried" according to an ad put out by SANE, an anti-nuclear testing committee for which he led the Spring Mobilization march. After this person was arrested for promoting draft evasion as one of the "Boston Five" in 1968, Spiro Agnew criticized him as the "father of permissiveness." This man won (*) .1% of the popular vote as the People'
During one election, this person ran with an activist who once drove around D.C. with a cage full of enormous rats on his car-roof, Julius Hobson. This man "is worried" according to an ad put out by SANE, an anti-nuclear testing committee for which he led the Spring Mobilization march. After this person was arrested for promoting draft evasion as one of the "Boston Five" in 1968, Spiro Agnew criticized him as the "father of permissiveness." This man won (*) .1% of the popular vote as the People's Party candidate in 1972. An urban legend stating that this person's son committed suicide actually derives from the death of his schizophrenic grandson. A book by this man advised "You know more than you think you do" and became the best-selling book in 20th-century America after the Bible. For 10 points, name this pediatrician who wrote Baby and Child Care in 1946.
During one election, this person ran with an activist who once drove around D.C. with a cage full of enormous rats on his car-roof, Julius Hobson.
Dr. Benjamin Spock [or Benjamin McLane Spock]