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Kingpoleon
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« on: June 03, 2017, 02:09:52 PM »
« edited: June 03, 2017, 02:31:02 PM by Kingpoleon »


342: Thomas Dewey/Goodwin Knight* - 53.1%
131: Henry Wallace/Claude Pepper - 40.1%
58: Richard Russell Jr./James Eastland - 6.7%
Others - 0.1%


*Became Governor in 1945 when Wallace appointed Warren Attorney General; re-elected in 1946

Dewey appoints a Cabinet of Rivals including Earl Warren, Theodore Roosevelt, III(Commerce), MacArthur(War), Bricker(Treasury), and Stassen(State). Charles Evan Hughes, Jr., Earl Warren, and Robert Taft, Jr., as his SCOTUS appointees, varied widely in their opinions. Chief of Staff Herbert Brownell gathered a group of supporters, including former members of Hiram Johnson's staff. Dewey's inner circle includes former staffers and family members of Johnson, Willkie, and McNary, who all died rather close together. The remainder were Brownell, a handful of Roosevelts and Rockefellers, the Dulles brothers, and James Hagerty.
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