He was a supporter of Pompey despite his feud with Cato the Younger, and after Caesar's death, he supported the assassins.
He was a supporter of Pompey despite his feud with Cato the Younger, and after Caesar's death, he supported the assassins. He was forced into exile by a law enacted by the tribune Clodius against executing people without trials, something he had done while punishing members of the Catiline Conspiracy against him. For 10 points, name this flip-flopping Roman politician known for his great oratory.
He was a supporter of Pompey despite his feud with Cato the Younger, and after Caesar's death, he supported the assassins.
{Cicero}