Due to term limits, this man had to be succeeded as governor by his wife, Lurleen.
While serving as a district judge, this man was known as the "little fightin' judge," a reference to his high school boxing days. One of his opponents was Albert Brewer, who lost a runoff election to this man in 1970. Due to term limits, this man had to be succeeded as governor by his wife, Lurleen. While campaigning for president, this leader was crippled by the assassin Arthur Bremer. The 1968 presidential nominee under the American Independent Party, for 10 points, name this longtime Alabama Governor noted for his spirited defense of segregation.
While serving as a district judge, this man was known as the "little fightin' judge," a reference to his high school boxing days.
George Corley {Wallace} Jr.