He won his first term in the U.S. Senate by beating Governor James Curley, while his time in a more famous position saw him respond to Cable 243.
Early in life, this man wrote a book entitled The Cult of Weakness, in which he warned against the U.S. becoming an unprepared nation. He won his first term in the U.S. Senate by beating Governor James Curley, while his time in a more famous position saw him respond to Cable 243. In his two terms in that position, he succeeded Frederick Nolting and Maxwell Taylor respectively. This author of the memoir The Stream Has Many Eyes also served a seven year term as special envoy to the Holy See. His son lost his Senate seat to Ted Kennedy, ending Republican dominance of that seat. This man is best remembered for his controversial time as ambassador to South Vietnam. For ten points, name this man who ran for vice president with Richard Nixon in 1960, and had a same-named grandfather who opposed Woodrow Wilson's view of the League of Nations.
Early in life, this man wrote a book entitled The Cult of Weakness, in which he warned against the U.S. becoming an unprepared nation.
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. (prompt Lodge or Cabot Lodge)