This author of The Conscience of a Conservative used the slogan "A choice, not an echo" when running for president, although his campaign was damaged by his statement "extremism in defense of liberty is no vice."
This congressman was the primary sponsor of the Alaska Mental Health Enabling Act, and won his first Senate seat by defeating majority leader Ernest McFarland. Along with Bill Nichols, this politician sponsored a 1986 bill reorganizing the Department of Defense. This author of The Conscience of a Conservative used the slogan "A choice, not an echo" when running for president, although his campaign was damaged by his statement "extremism in defense of liberty is no vice." In that campaign, the Daisy commercial preyed on fears that he would start a nuclear war against the USSR. For 10 points, name this ultra-conservative Republican from Arizona who was defeated by Lyndon B. Johnson in the Election of 1964.
This congressman was the primary sponsor of the Alaska Mental Health Enabling Act, and won his first Senate seat by defeating majority leader Ernest McFarland.
Barry Morris Goldwater