The stripper (*) Blaze Starr was the mistress of a politician with this surname who continued to serve as governor despite being committed to the state mental hospital by his wife.
After a politician with this surname was punched in the bathroom of a Long Island country club, Collier's Magazine created a golden "Toilet Seat Medal" to celebrate the anonymous assailant. The "pea patch politics" of a man with this surname are the subject of a book by his former crony Bill Dodd. A politician with this surname was opposed by a group of Standard Oil-backed legislators known as the "Dynamite Squad." The stripper (*) Blaze Starr was the mistress of a politician with this surname who continued to serve as governor despite being committed to the state mental hospital by his wife. A politician with this surname was assassinated by the dentist Carl Weiss shortly after writing My First Days in the White House, a book that explains his populist "Share Our Wealth" ideology. For 10 points, give this shared surname of Louisiana governors Earl and Huey.
After a politician with this surname was punched in the bathroom of a Long Island country club, Collier's Magazine created a golden "Toilet Seat Medal" to celebrate the anonymous assailant.
Long [accept Huey Long or Earl Long]