This man argued for free 
This man argued for free silver in his book Eight Discourses on the Gold Standard and Other Kindred Subjectsand lamentedthat "rubber credit money" was being extended by an evil force he often referred to as "international bankers." This man neverheld political office, but he and his political buddies led Hugh Johnson to coin the term "lunatic fringe." When invited byHamilton Fish to testify before the House on communism, he referred to it as a "Red Fog." Along with Gerald Smith andFrancis Townsend, he founded a political party which he supported in his newspaper Social Justice, which ran North Dakotacongressman William Lemke as its only candidate. This founder of the Union Party spent the majority of his career in RoyalOak, Michigan under authority of Michael Gallagher at the Shrine of the Little Flower, where he created a program called theGolden Hour. For 10 points, name this Catholic radio priest popular in pre-World War II America.
This man argued for free silver in his book Eight Discourses on the Gold Standard and Other Kindred Subjectsand lamentedthat "rubber credit money" was being extended by an evil force he often referred to as "international bankers.
Father Charles Edward Coughlin