This man won a contentious primary over William Scranton and Nelson Rockefeller, after which he employed a "Southern Strategy" in an election where he was attacked in the Daisy ad.
This politician's rise to prominence was supported by the Suite 3505 Committee, which included F. Clifton White. This man founded his state's Air National Guard and desegregated it two years before the US Armed Forces. This man co-sponsored the Joint Chiefs of Staff Reorganization Act with William Nichols. In one political campaign, this man promised "a choice, not an echo" and blundered by using the phrase "extremism in defense of liberty is no vice." This man won a contentious primary over William Scranton and Nelson Rockefeller, after which he employed a "Southern Strategy" in an election where he was attacked in the Daisy ad. This author of The Conscience of a Conservative was a five-term senator from Arizona. For 10 points, name this Republican politician who lost in a landslide to Lyndon Johnson in the 1964 presidential election.
This politician's rise to prominence was supported by the Suite 3505 Committee, which included F. Clifton White.
Barry Goldwater