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Barry Goldwater: A Brief Biography
Barry Goldwater was born on January 2 1909 in Phoenix Arizona. Barry worked for his father in his early life. He dropped at of college to work fulltime for his father's death. He also became popular for making “antsy pants” and other popular items. He also enjoyed aviation as another one of his hobbies. Barry started to find an entrance in the political field. The first thing he tried to do in the political sphere was then Phoenix municipal reform movement. After finding out he had and interest in campaigns he decided to run for a more ambitious candidacy. In 1952, he ran as Republican for a seat in the United States Senate, and won.
Goldwater was the Senator for Arizona for thirty years. In 1964, he picked up the presidential candidate as
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