One Hand On the Podium (2012)
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Besides being the public defender for the city of St. Louis, Tony was also the Democratic candidate for the 3rd district’s congressional seat in South St. Louis in the up coming elections, the same area he grew up.
Tony wanted to move up, not in the confines of City Hall, but in the world of politics. This would be the year he made a bid for the congressional seat against another new comer to the political field, Republican candidate, Simon Moss.
Neither man was challenged in their respe...ctive primaries, so it was just the two of them down to the wire. Election day was only three months away.
Tony wanted that seat more than anything else. He had had many plans for Peggy. She was supposed to be his number one campaigner, but her pregnancy threw a wrench in that idea. From the time she became pregnant, Peggy woke up every day sick to her stomach. She was having a tough time and needed extra bed rest.
Tony had warned her over and over again not to forget to take her birth control, but Peggy, feeling like Tony was always trying to control her, purposely forgot and told her husband so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides being the public defender for the city of St. Louis, Tony was also the Democratic candidate for the 3rd district’s congressional seat in South St. Louis in the up coming elections, the same area he grew up.
Tony wanted to move up, not in the confines of City Hall, but in the world of politics. This would be the year he made a bid for the congressional seat against another new comer to the political field, Republican candidate, Simon Moss.
Neither man was challenged in their respe...ctive primaries, so it was just the two of them down to the wire. Election day was only three months away.
Tony wanted that seat more than anything else. He had had many plans for Peggy. She was supposed to be his number one campaigner, but her pregnancy threw a wrench in that idea. From the time she became pregnant, Peggy woke up every day sick to her stomach. She was having a tough time and needed extra bed rest.
Tony had warned her over and over again not to forget to take her birth control, but Peggy, feeling like Tony was always trying to control her, purposely forgot and told her husband so.
What to read after One Hand On the Podium?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harper to read onlineMoreLess
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