In 1952, what made the televised speeches of Democratic presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson ineffective?

A) He suffered from a lisp.
B) He was unable to read cue cards.
C) He tried to hard to be funny and entertaining.
D) His speeches were too long and detailed.

Adlai Stevenson

A prominent American politician and diplomat, known for his roles in the United Nations and his two unsuccessful presidential campaigns in the 1950s.

Televised Speeches

Public addresses or presentations broadcasted to a wide audience through television media.

Cue Cards

Small note cards used as prompts or reminders, often in public speaking, presentations, or theatrical performances to assist in recalling information.