George Wallace - back and forth, back and forth...
I have to admit I don't understand George Wallace. At first, when he was friends with Jim Folsom he seemed to completely agree with him about how blacks and whites were equals. And then, when he realized he needed to distance himself from Jim, he spewed out such racist hatred, and then after he was shot he apologized to the congregation - after which he, in his next campaign for governor, received a majority of black votes.
He didn't seem to know what he believed in, and that's what made him such a paradox. But, in my opinion, what was going on with George was, throughout his political career, spoke about what people wanted to hear and changed it according to the popular opinion to win elections to eventually become President. I think winning and fame was everything to him, even if he had to sell his soul to get it.
Any thoughts on this?
Judge Judy: "I suggest you sign up for therapy immediately."