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Tag Archives: Vito Marcantonio
Tricky Dick and the Pink Lady 4
I have three items for my write-up today on Greg Mitchell’s Tricky Dick and the Pink Lady: Richard Nixon vs. Helen Gahagan Douglas—-Sexual Politics and the Red Scare, 1950. 1. When I was blogging through Irwin Gellman’s The Contender, I … Continue reading
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Tagged Greg Mitchell, Harry Truman, Helen Gahagan Douglas, Irwin Gellman, Mary Ellen Leary, Richard Nixon, Stephen Ambrose, Vito Marcantonio
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The Contender: Richard Nixon, The Congress Years 11
My latest reading of Irwin Gellman’s The Contender: Richard Nixon, The Congress Years, 1946-1952 was about Richard Nixon’s 1950 campaign for the U.S. Senate against Democrat Helen Gahagan Douglas. A big issue in that campaign was on whether or not … Continue reading
