Talk:Thomas Gill

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Gill's support for McCarthy and opposition to the war were a minor part of his campaign, certainly not its raison d'etre, as was suggested by an earlier version of this entry. In the main, he represented the reform wing of the Hawaii Democratic party, which fought skirmishes against the Burns machine for much of the mid- to late-60s, mostly over local issues.

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