Ronald Reagan And the General Electric Theater 1954 1955 Oral History Transcr
Ronald Reagan And the General Electric Theater 1954 1955 Oral History Transcr
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Fifteen thousand hairy- legged guys. " The single voice pipes up and said, "Mistah Reagan, you stay in Owensboro; we ll go to Lynn. " [laughter] It was cute. You never knew what to expect.
Morris: Were there any hecklers in those audiences or people who wanted to debate any particular issues?
Dunckel: I don t remember any. I m sure there must have been, but I don t remember them. It was pretty hard to heckle Ron, because he is so obviously such a damned nice guy. Even the people who are opposin...g him most vigorously now about Reaganomics and everything else, I can t find anybody that doesn t like the man. He s genuine. He means what he says. One of the things that I drew, not from anything he said directly, but as a compilation of things and I think he is trying to get across here now one, he s proud of the country, but, two, he thinks the American people are much better than they conceive of themselves to be. He wants them to recognize how good they are. Much of what he has done hell, he doesn t need the money and he really doesn t care about the status Morris: Of being president?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fifteen thousand hairy- legged guys. " The single voice pipes up and said, "Mistah Reagan, you stay in Owensboro; we ll go to Lynn. " [laughter] It was cute. You never knew what to expect.
Morris: Were there any hecklers in those audiences or people who wanted to debate any particular issues?
Dunckel: I don t remember any. I m sure there must have been, but I don t remember them. It was pretty hard to heckle Ron, because he is so obviously such a damned nice guy. Even the people who are opposin...g him most vigorously now about Reaganomics and everything else, I can t find anybody that doesn t like the man. He s genuine. He means what he says. One of the things that I drew, not from anything he said directly, but as a compilation of things and I think he is trying to get across here now one, he s proud of the country, but, two, he thinks the American people are much better than they conceive of themselves to be. He wants them to recognize how good they are. Much of what he has done hell, he doesn t need the money and he really doesn t care about the status Morris: Of being president?
What to read after Ronald Reagan And the General Electric Theater 1954 1955 Oral History Transcr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Earl B Ive Dunckel to read onlineMoreLess
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