American Pharaoh (2001)
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In the pecking order of inauguration VIPs, Daley ranked near the top: the Daleys were invited to sit on the platform during the swearing-in ceremony, and to sit in the presidential box during the Inaugural Ball. At a party at the Shoreham Hotel, Daley was chosen to introduce the new president, and Johnson exclaimed: “This looks like a real Dick Daley crowd here, all enthusiastic, all happy, and all Democrats.”
When Daley returned to Chicago, however, the mood was less festive. Willis’s contr...act was due to expire on August 31, and the battle was already under way over whether it would be renewed. Professor Philip Hauser, a respected voice on education issues, had joined the anti-Willis camp, declaring that “in light of recent developments and the animosity of a large part of the population toward him, it would be unreasonable for him to stay on.” Willis’s defenders were equally committed, and it seemed clear that Daley was quietly in their camp. Chicago Sun-Times columnist John Drieske had predicted in late December that Willis would end up keeping his job if he wanted it because Daley had selected him and the mayor was “not one to admit he was ever wrong in anything.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the pecking order of inauguration VIPs, Daley ranked near the top: the Daleys were invited to sit on the platform during the swearing-in ceremony, and to sit in the presidential box during the Inaugural Ball. At a party at the Shoreham Hotel, Daley was chosen to introduce the new president, and Johnson exclaimed: “This looks like a real Dick Daley crowd here, all enthusiastic, all happy, and all Democrats.”
When Daley returned to Chicago, however, the mood was less festive. Willis’s contr...act was due to expire on August 31, and the battle was already under way over whether it would be renewed. Professor Philip Hauser, a respected voice on education issues, had joined the anti-Willis camp, declaring that “in light of recent developments and the animosity of a large part of the population toward him, it would be unreasonable for him to stay on.” Willis’s defenders were equally committed, and it seemed clear that Daley was quietly in their camp. Chicago Sun-Times columnist John Drieske had predicted in late December that Willis would end up keeping his job if he wanted it because Daley had selected him and the mayor was “not one to admit he was ever wrong in anything.”
What to read after American Pharaoh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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