Huey Long

by Edward Drobinski

A brilliant, young Louisianan matures during the Great Depression, and is compelled to champion the people of Louisiana first, and then the entire US. The substantial and growing popularity of his “Share Our Wealth” program forces FDR to grudgingly move to the left. Called a demagogue by the entitled and a hero by the ordinary man, he is like all true reformers, mysteriously shot and killed before he can dispose of the Uniparty.