Sargent Shriver, 1915-2011: The Kennedy In-Law Who Was the Real Deal
His political ambitions may have been delayed by his more famous brothers-in-law, but Sargent Shriver championed liberal causes and programs with a pioneer's conviction
His political ambitions may have been delayed by his more famous brothers-in-law, but Sargent Shriver championed liberal causes and programs with a pioneer's conviction
As he assumes an unprecedented third term, the Texas governor has an increasingly national profile. Does he have eyes on the White House?
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