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17 June, 01:18

What role did television play in the nixon-kennedy debate of 1960?

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    People were able to see what the presidential candidates actually looked like. People wanted a healthier looking president and Nixon looked unwell because of the light. TV allowed the public to see their leader or leader-to-be.
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