What the United States apparently needed in this election campaign season was an undecided voter who had a question. They needed Ken Bone, a 34-year-old coal plant worker. Bone was one of several undecided voters chosen to ask questions at the presidential debate last Sunday in St. Louis, Missouri. Each one said they had not yet decided on whether to vote for Donald Trump, the candidate of the Republican Party, or Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. During the debate, Bone asked Clinton and Trump: "What steps will your energy policy take to meet our energy needs, while at the same time remaining environmentally friendly and minimizing job loss for fossil power plant workers?" Ken Bone’s few seconds on national television has made him famous on social media and beyond. In what Twitter said was the most tweeted debate of all time, talk of Bone -- especially his clothing -- spread quickly.

What does plant mean?
an item used to make cars
a building or factory where something is made
something that is made in another country
something that is made naturally
What type of voter is Ken Bone?
undecided voter
independent voter
republican voter
democratic voter
They needed Ken Bone, a 34-year-old coal plant worker.
steel
wood
coal
wool