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Revisiting Eugene McCarthy's 1968 Presidential Bid

2024-08-21

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One of the leading contenders for the 1968 Democratic presidential nomination was Minnesota Senator Eugene McCarthy. His anti-Vietnam War position resonated with a large segment of Americans.

In this 1987 interview McCarthy talks about his political memoir, Up 'Til Now, and what went wrong for his campiagn in '68.

Get Up 'Til Now by Eugene McCarthy
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#Democrat #1968 #Lyndon Johnson #Robert F Kennedy