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County & subUr election returns indicate that Governor George Wallace of Ala received more support from the subUr Me than the We in the 1964 Wise presidential primary. Wallace did the worst in the nonmetropolitan counties where few Negroes reside. These findings question the pol'al relevance of We authoritarianism, & of reliance on the nonecon liberalism of the Me. Findings also suggest that racist voting in the North, as in the South, is greatest near the centers of Negro pop. AA.

Introduction : the political thought of Michael Rogin / Alyson Cole & George Shulman -- Preface to Ronald Reagan, the movie : and other episodes in political demonology -- Political repression in the United States -- American political demonology : a retrospective -- Liberal society and the Indian question -- The sword became a flashing vision : D.W. Griffith's The birth of a nation -- Two declarations of American independence -- Kiss me deadly : communism, motherhood, and Cold War movies -- The king's two bodies : Abraham Lincoln, Richard Nixon, and presidential self-sacrifice -- Herman Melville : state, civil society and the American 1848 -- "Make my day!" : spectacle as amnesia in imperial politics -- Protest politics and the pluralist vision -- In defense of the new left -- Conclusion : theorizing with Rogin now / Alyson Cole & George Shulman.