Hubert Humphrey
"We can take another stand, which I take, on the principle of human equality and human opportunity... for every American, regardless of race, color, or creed."
Hubert Humphrey was the Vice President of Johnson in the 1964 election. Humphrey was not a racist being a part of helping the Civil Rights Movement. Humphrey was actually anti-segregation and in favor of the Civil Rights Movement.
"We are the only country on the face of the earth that has ever dared to try to make what we call a biracial, pluralistic society work."
Humphrey would decide to be the Presidential candidate in 1968 and competed against Nixon. Despite Nixon having substantial help from the establishment in 1965-1968 to make it seem that he was the ideal candidate to end the Vietnam war and riots, Humphrey made an attempt to defeat Nixon. Nixon may have helped escalate the Vietnam war, been involved in causing riots and looting through Hoover and the FBI, helped create marxist groups and/or funded them, and may have also intimidated Johnson to make illogical legislation and decisions concerning Vietnam and Community Action Programs.
This was while marxists protested the Vietnam War in order to decrease Johnson's popularity due to the 1964's Civil Rights Movement legislation having passed and 1965 Voter Registration Act. The media also attacked Johnson and Humphrey while giving time in the news for H. Rap Brown to foment conflict. Despite having so much opposition in the idolatrous establishment of his time, Humphrey was close to beating Nixon by less than 1%. 43.4 to 42.7 percent. Nixon used Wallace to be an alternative to Humphrey being pro-union, anti-bureaucracy, and appearing to be protestant in order to take votes from Humphrey. Because Wallace was a third party candidate, Wallace had 13.5 percent of the vote or close to 10 million votes that would have gone to Humphrey. (This was to give Nixon the election and not to give an alternative to voters.)
Humphrey decided to differ from Johnson concerning the Vietnam war and said that there was the need to prevent warfare. Humphrey had seen that Johnson had decided to not run for presidency yet had bravery to take the challenge (Johnson was probably intimidated by Hoover seeing how Civil Rights Leaders were being removed.) Johnson also attacked and discouraged Humphrey while Humphrey was campaigning to keep fighting for democracy (Johnson actually discouraged his Vice President instead of encouraging him.) Humphrey also had 250 marxists shouting over him at his speeches. (Nixon?) Even against all of that, Humphrey almost beat Nixon. The silver lining is that Humphrey was able to keep being Senator for more than a decade after the election, and Nixon would be caught with the FBI in Watergate. Nixon knew that the 1972 Democratic nominee was probably going to beat him again. Watergate was Nixon's attempt to create a one party system in the US because the Democrats were probably going to win in 1972. Nixon told the FBI to break into the Democrat Headquarters, steal information, bug the installations, and lie. Nixon and the FBI were found out. Humphrey like Spiro Agnew may not have been president but at least they were able to survive. Agnew also was prevented from being President because he was a decent, non-racist, and good person who was not a part of Watergate. Humphrey was a decent and humble individual who took it to the establishment and did not falter. Humphrey may have been a reason Nixon feared the 1972 elections and decided for Watergate. Despite Humphrey not winning the election, Nixon resigned in 1974. (Humphrey did not fear and fought for Democracy. We can see that fighting for good does make a difference. Humphrey instead of allowing Nixon an easy election in 1968, knowing that the odds were not favorable, and most likely was tempted or intimidated to take it easy on the campaign trail, decided to fight against the machine or establishment. Humphrey accomplished so much for fighting against the marxist socialist non-compete mafia.)
Humphrey Was Reviled and Intimidated While Giving Speeches at the Democratic Conventions
When Humphrey accepted the Democrat nomination for the 1968 election, there were racist marxists trying to cause conflict outside of the Democratic Convention. Thousands of marxists who were supposedly "protesting the Vietnam war" where actually attempting to make it seem that the Democrats were the cause of riots and looting. This was to cause individuals to choose Nixon or Wallace instead of Humphrey. The marxists stated that they were "protesting the war with civil disobedience" while actually instigating fights with police and law enforcement (a marxist took an American flag down from a flag pole and was instigating for clashes). The marxists were trying to instigate clashes and fights with police so that the marxists could scapegoat Humphrey as being unable to prevent incivility and being the cause of conflict and riots in order for Nixon and Wallace to gain votes. Also the marxists were instigating violence so that moderates blamed Democrats for chaotic marxists and did not vote for Humphrey. It was probably described that the uncivil marxists were Democrats instead of marxists to blame Humphrey.
It is noted that marxist agents were involved in the uncivil street demonstrations during the Democratic Convention of 1968. The intention was to discourage Humphrey from being the Democratic nominee and also cause individuals to vote for Nixon or Wallace. Humphrey persevered despite incivility from marxists shouting at him, harrassing civilians and police, and attempting to make him seem as a bad option (moderates were tired of the chaos and non-sense of marxists, and marxists wanted to make it seem that Humphrey was allowing for the disorder and incivility while also harassing Humphrey. The marxists were working for Nixon). Despite incivility and discouragements (tear gas was used by marxists that reached Humphrey's hotel accomodations), Humphrey persisted. The leftist Democrats also did not help Humphrey and were opposition also. Humphrey was not immediately endorsed by other candidates after not winning the Democrat nomination. Johnson also discouraged Humphrey by not keeping Humphrey informed of Vietnam developments and scolded him when he described the need to end the war.
When Humphrey was giving speeches at the Democratic conventions, he was reviled and shouted against by racist marxists probably working for Nixon. On one occassion at an Amusement Park, there were more than 250 racist hippies yelling at Humphrey to prevent him from speaking truth. Humphrey had spoken with authenticity. Humphrey described how the US needed to persevere with ethics and without racism. Humphrey described how both Nixon and Wallace were racist and were difficult to tell apart. Humphrey called Nixon, Wallace's imitator. (This is true since Wallace tried to impede an African American student from going to university, and Nixon used Wallace as a third party candidate to prevent Humphrey from winning the 1968 election. Nixon was also using racist marxists to foment division and conflict and make it seem that segregation was a better option since the Civil Rights Movement had "led to nationalism". Wallace was used by Nixon describing that Nixon was a racist. The racist nationalists were FBI agents and were inciting others to loot and riot. It was actually black panthers, weatherman, and marxists who were working for Nixon who were inciting riots and looting attempting to lead others to rioting and looting. It was not Civil Rights Activists and Christians. Civil Rights Activists and Christians were impeding a race war.) Because Humphrey was authentic and real, probably Nixon sent 250 marxists to shout over him so that individuals could not hear him. Humphrey was reviled with non-sense and temper tantrums, and yet kept fighting for freedom and democracy. Humphrey kept speaking at different convention debates and speeches despite deranged marxists who did not want others to hear the truth spoken by Humphrey. It was most likely Nixon who wanted to prevent Humphrey from speaking truth being that Humphrey was authentic, real, and genuine.
Now we know where the marxists of 2010 learned about throwing temper tantrums and shouting non-sense from. In the 2010s, there was much incivility including marxists yelling at non-hostile people and not being able to have dominion over their anger issues. Humphrey was able to persevere despite non-sensical revilings that applied more to the marxists than to Humphrey.
Johnson Tried to Discourage Humphrey From Being the Democratic Nominee
When Johnson learned that Humphrey was the Democratic Nominee, Johnson actually took to discourage Humphrey. Instead of supporting his candidacy, he took to demotivate and scold him whenever he took anti-war stances on Vietnam. In one instance, Johnson did not receive Humphrey for a meeting choosing to not allow Humphrey in the meeting. In other instances, he was discouraged from making anti-war statements concerning Vietnam. Humphrey also was not informed about Vietnam developments and learned about them in the debates or conventions with the other candidates. Despite the negative treatment, Humphrey kept fighting for Democracy.
Despite going against the establishment, Nixon, the media, and deranged marxists that shouted at his speeches, Johnson decided to also discourage him. (This describes that Johnson was probably told to not seek re-election and to also discourage Humphrey probably by Hoover). Despite the envy and discouragements, Humphrey kept fighting back against the establishment and Nixon. Humphrey did not resort to underhanded tactics like third parties and having true Democrats shout at Nixon's speeches. (Nixon's town hall meetings where people asked questions from the audience was also not authentic. He had also prepared responses to foreknown questions.) Humphrey was amazing and did not falter fighting racism, envy, and discouragements. Humphrey is a hero.
