That's exactly what happened regardless.
This man lost one appointment when he said that "fighting for democracy" is "bunk" in a newspaper interview. This man orchestrated the sending of a million telegrams to Congress in order to intimidate the Roosevelt administration out of repealing the arms embargo on Republican Spain, mimicking Fascist propaganda about atrocities committed against monasteries there. This man offered to finance the nascent 1956 presidential campaign of Lyndon Johnson on the condition that Johnson promise to make a certain selection for the vice presidency, an offer that Johnson rejected, not needing the money and not wanting to generate a rival for the Democratic nomination in 1960. That's exactly what happened regardless. For 10 points, name this first chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, to whom FDR reportedly gave the job because "it takes a crook to catch one."
This man lost one appointment when he said that "fighting for democracy" is "bunk" in a newspaper interview.
{Joseph Kennedy} (or {Joe Kennedy}; prompt on “{Kennedy}” or “{J. Kennedy}”)