For 10 points, name this Louisiana politician nicknamed "the Kingfish" and fictionalized as Willie Stark in Robert Penn Warren's novel All the King's Men.
This politician gained the support of the mayor of New Orleans by promising to build a bridge over the Mississippi and an airport. He used the slogan "every man a king" to promote a program limiting personal net worth called (*) Share Our Wealth, and he was assassinated in 1935 before he could complete his split from Franklin Roosevelt by pursuing the Democratic presidential candidacy. For 10 points, name this Louisiana politician nicknamed "the Kingfish" and fictionalized as Willie Stark in Robert Penn Warren's novel All the King's Men.
This politician gained the support of the mayor of New Orleans by promising to build a bridge over the Mississippi and an airport.
Huey {Long}