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==Post-Senate==

==Post-Senate==

 

After five terms, Fulbright was handily unseated in the 1974 [[Democratic]] senatorial primary by then-Governor [[Dale Bumpers]] of Charleston in Franklin County, which is in western Arkansas. Both Fulbright and Bumpers were admirers of [[Adlai Stevenson]] and close friends of [[U.S. President]] [[Bill Clinton]]. Clinton once worked on Fulbright's staff, and Bumpers gave an impassioned speech in 1999, after he had retired from the Senate in opposition to the [[impeachment]] of Clinton.

After five terms, Fulbright was handily unseated in the 1974 [[Democratic]] senatorial primary by then Governor [[Dale Bumpers]] of Charleston in Franklin County in western Arkansas. Both Fulbright and Bumpers were admirers of [[Adlai Stevenson]] and close friends of [[U.S. President]] [[Bill Clinton]]. Clinton once worked on Fulbright's staff, and Bumpers gave an impassioned speech in 1999, after he had retired from the Senate, in opposition to the [[impeachment]] of Clinton.

==Clinton eulogy==

==Clinton eulogy==