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Ironically, Fulbright's old ally, [[Adlai Stevenson]], was a Vietnam War supporter through his position in the [[Johnson administration]] as U.S. Ambassador to the [[United Nations]].

Ironically, Fulbright's old ally, [[Adlai Stevenson]], was a Vietnam War supporter through his position in the [[Johnson administration]] as U.S. Ambassador to the [[United Nations]].

Fulbright concocted a [[conspiracy theory]] that "right-wing radicalism", as espoused by the [[John Birch Society]] and wealthy oil-man [[H. L. Hunt]], had infected the United States military.<ref>http://www.historyandtheheadlines.abc-clio.com</ref> He was, in turn, denounced by Sens. [[Strom Thurmond]] and [[Barry Goldwater]]. Goldwater and Texas Sen. [[John Tower]] announced that they were going to Arkansas to campaign against Fulbright,<ref>Johnson, Haynes and Gwertzmann, Bernard (1968). ''Fulbright: The Dissenter''. Doubleday.</ref> but Arkansas voters reelected him.

Fulbright concocted a [[conspiracy theory]] that "right-wing radicalism", as espoused by the [[John Birch Society]] and wealthy oil-man [[H. L. Hunt]], had infected the United States military.<ref>http://www.historyandtheheadlines.abc-clio.com</ref> He was in turn denounced by Sens. [[Strom Thurmond]] and [[Barry Goldwater]]. Goldwater and Texas Sen. [[John Tower]] announced that they were going to Arkansas to campaign against Fulbright,<ref>Johnson, Haynes and Gwertzmann, Bernard (1968). ''Fulbright: The Dissenter''. Doubleday.</ref> but the state's voters reelected him.

==Israel==

==Israel==