Fred R. Harris served as a Senator and launched a populist presidential campaign in 1976 that addressed issues like racial equality and economic power redistribution.
Harris's political evolution was significant—he transformed from a moderate-conservative to a proponent of liberal and populist ideas, challenging the political mainstream.
His support of American involvement in the Vietnam War shifted dramatically over time, culminating in a call for troop reductions and eventual withdrawal.
Despite his early promise and connections, including a near vice-presidential nomination in 1968, Harris's career reflects the complexities and challenges of a transformative era.
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