Ohl and Handley were probably no more favorable to FLU's than Haberman. Friedrick, had he been elected president, would have been more friendly towards FLU's out of logic, not out of combativeness like Haberman, a “bare-knuckle fighter.” Haberman, owing much of his support to two staunch Republicans, William Cooper and Frank Ranney, made great press with off-the-cuff remarks within earshot of reporters.
