Known for the slogan "Every man a king" and the "Share Our Wealth" program, for 10 points, name this man assassinated by Carl Weiss, the dictatorial governor of Louisiana known as Kingfish.
As Chairman of the Public Service Commission of his state, this man fought the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company, and earlier, he had won fame by opposing the Standard Oil. Although he was impeached by Cecil Morgan, he was able to choose his successor, Alvin King, to continue his reforms, and the preacher Gerald Smith supported this man by comparing him to a superman. He published his imaginary conversations with Roosevelt and Hoover in My First Days in the White House. Known for the slogan "Every man a king" and the "Share Our Wealth" program, for 10 points, name this man assassinated by Carl Weiss, the dictatorial governor of Louisiana known as Kingfish.
As Chairman of the Public Service Commission of his state, this man fought the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company, and earlier, he had won fame by opposing the Standard Oil.
Huey Pierce {Long}