[Answer] 1. This blue-eyed member of the Rat Pack supported Democratic candidate John F. Kennedy over Republican Richard Nixon in 1960. Twelve years later, however, he decided to support Nixon for President after all. Who voted *his* way?

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...1. Sammy Davis, Jr. 2. Dean Martin 3. Jerry Lewis 4. Frank Sinatra Ol' Blue-Eyes, Frank Sinatra, was very much a Democrat in his youth. He donated $5000 to Franklin Roosevelt's campaign in 1944, and he endorsed Truman in 1948. Sinatra (along with the rest of the Rat Pack) ardently campaigned for Kennedy in 1960, and he also supported Hubert Humphrey in 1968 -- both of whom ran against Republican Richard Nixon for the U.S. presidency. (Nonetheless, Nixon won the 1968 election.) Although his daughter, Tina, endorsed Democratic George McGovern in 1972, Sinatra decided to support Nixon's re-election, despite more than a decade of opposing him, because, as he is quoted on Sinatra.com, "the older you get, the more conservative get". For more information about Sinatra's politics, read Martin Smith's book "When Ol' Blue Eyes Was a Red" (2005) and Steve Pond's archived Sinatra.com article "Frank Sinatra and Politics" (4 July 1991).

Step 2 : Answer to the question "1. This blue-eyed member of the Rat Pack supported Democratic candidate John F. Kennedy over Republican Richard Nixon in 1960. Twelve years later, however, he decided to support Nixon for President after all. Who voted *his* way?"

Frank Sinatra:

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