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Brian Collier

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Ben Randall

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His seat in Congress was already gone: Homer Thornberry, having won the Democratic primary in the Tenth District, was assured of election in November. And he was in imminent danger of having his reputation tarnished so badly that even if he were to desire another political post—appointive or elective—he might not be able to get it. He was in danger

Robert A. Caro • Means of Ascent: The Years of Lyndon Johnson II

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Shane Mook

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Ken Westrick

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Barry Halpern

@plainhal

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Sean Neil-Barron

@seanneilbarron

Justice Black had just signed an order directing that all proceedings in the case be stayed “until further order of the Supreme Court.” Shoving his way through the spectators jamming the courtroom door, the deputy sheriff ran up to Dudley Tarleton and whispered to him. The white-haired attorney, oratorical tricks forgotten for once, leaped up and w