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Could populist George Wallace and libertarian Barry Goldwater have faced off in a United States Presidential Election? Which candidate would be most likely win?
George Wallace's 1958 campaign succeeds in which he isn't segregationist but more of a populist. LBJ declines running in 1964, and Wallace runs a Democratic Campaign against RFK and Humphrey. Wallace manages to eke out a tiny majority of delegates but only after it is leaked that LBJ says "Wallace is a great guy, but RFK or Humphrey could also be good presidents". GOP nomination goes the same. Goldwater, in the end, loses every state except for Mississippi to Wallace.
George Wallace's 1958 campaign succeeds in which he isn't segregationist but more of a populist. LBJ declines running in 1964, and Wallace runs a Democratic Campaign against RFK and Humphrey. Wallace manages to eke out a tiny majority of delegates but only after it is leaked that LBJ says "Wallace is a great guy, but RFK or Humphrey could also be good presidents". GOP nomination goes the same. Goldwater, in the end, loses every state except for Mississippi to Wallace.
George Wallace's 1958 campaign succeeds in which he isn't segregationist but more of a populist. LBJ declines running in 1964, and Wallace runs a Democratic Campaign against RFK and Humphrey. Wallace manages to eke out a tiny majority of delegates but only after it is leaked that LBJ says "Wallace is a great guy, but RFK or Humphrey could also be good presidents". GOP nomination goes the same. Goldwater, in the end, loses every state except for Mississippi to Wallace.