Original sentence: Jury foreman Buster Horton, however, told the Washington Post (17 December 1988) that it was the failure of LaRouche aides to repay loans that swayed the jury in the Virginia case, and that the jury "all agreed [LaRouche] was not on trial for his political beliefs.None of this was found by the courts to change the outcome of the convictions, which were appealed all the way to the U.Prior to the second trial, the U.Supreme Court without success.The COmplaints of the LaRouche attorneys was rejected by the courts.This appeal was rejected
Edited sentence: After 1968, the great fear of the Establishment was that a President might be elected on the basis of a political dialogue of the American people.EIR: Can't the Democratic Party be changed, in the way you tried to change it in 1968, and Lyn [LaRouche] is trying to change it now.In a 2003 interview, former Minnesota Senator and Democratic Presidential candidate Eugene McCarthy was asked about LaRouche:.Jury foreman Buster Horton told the Washington Post (17 December 1988) that it was the failure of LaRouche aides to repay loans that swayed the jury in the Virginia case, and that the jury "all agreed [LaRouche] was not on trial for his political beliefs.McCarthy: I would hope so, but I doubt it.The U.There was great psychological warfare against me.You know there was great psychological warfare against Lyn