The Last Debate
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Howley took the hand-signal cue from the stage manager. Howley looked at the spot he had been told to look at, grinned slightly, and then said to an estimated ninety-two million Americans and several million other people around the world: “Good evening.… And welcome to the only debate of this presidential campaign between David Donald Meredith, the Republican nominee, and Governor Paul L. Greene, the Democratic nominee. Welcome, Mr. Meredith … Governor Greene.”
The candidates smiled and nodded. ...They were standing behind the blue-gray podiums that came up to just above each man’s waist. Both were dressed in dark blue suits and white dress shirts. Greene’s tie was his trademark shamrock green. Meredith’s was his customary dark burgundy. Howley and the three panelists were seated facing the candidates from behind their table. It was the customary look for presidential debates.
Howley continued: “I am Michael J. Howley of The Washington Morning News. I am working tonight with three other journalists—Joan Naylor of CNS News … Barbara Manning of This Week magazine … and Henry Ramirez of Continental Radio.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Howley took the hand-signal cue from the stage manager. Howley looked at the spot he had been told to look at, grinned slightly, and then said to an estimated ninety-two million Americans and several million other people around the world: “Good evening.… And welcome to the only debate of this presidential campaign between David Donald Meredith, the Republican nominee, and Governor Paul L. Greene, the Democratic nominee. Welcome, Mr. Meredith … Governor Greene.”
The candidates smiled and nodded. ...They were standing behind the blue-gray podiums that came up to just above each man’s waist. Both were dressed in dark blue suits and white dress shirts. Greene’s tie was his trademark shamrock green. Meredith’s was his customary dark burgundy. Howley and the three panelists were seated facing the candidates from behind their table. It was the customary look for presidential debates.
Howley continued: “I am Michael J. Howley of The Washington Morning News. I am working tonight with three other journalists—Joan Naylor of CNS News … Barbara Manning of This Week magazine … and Henry Ramirez of Continental Radio.”
What to read after The Last Debate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jim Lehrer to read onlineMoreLess
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