The Kingfish

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The Kingfish was the populist, authoritarian Louisiana governor and U.S. senator Huey P. Long, known for his radical “Share Our Wealth” program during the Great Depression.

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instanceOf authoritarian leader
human
politician
advocatedFor free public education
guaranteed minimum income
heavy taxation of large fortunes
infrastructure development in Louisiana
limits on personal wealth
old-age pensions
communicationStyle fiery oratory
radio addresses
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
criticized New Deal policies as insufficient NERFINISHED
familyName Long NERFINISHED
givenName Huey NERFINISHED
hasAlias The Kingfish NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic authoritarian
charismatic
controversial
demagogic
ideology economic redistributionism
left-wing populism
populism
influenced American populist politics
later wealth-redistribution proposals
memberOfPoliticalParty Democratic Party
middleName Pierce NERFINISHED
movement Share Our Wealth Society NERFINISHED
notableFor authoritarian governance style in Louisiana
building a powerful political machine in Louisiana
radical economic policies during the Great Depression
notableIdea Share Our Wealth NERFINISHED
notableWork Share Our Wealth program NERFINISHED
officeContested President of the United States
opposedBy Franklin D. Roosevelt NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment opponent of big business influence
positionHeld Chair of the Louisiana Public Service Commission
Governor of Louisiana
United States Senator NERFINISHED
regionOfActivity American South NERFINISHED
Louisiana politics
sexOrGender male
stateRepresented Louisiana NERFINISHED
subjectOf historical studies of American populism
political biographies
timePeriod Great Depression NERFINISHED

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Huey P. Long nickname The Kingfish