Titlebook: Democratic Orators from JFK to Barack Obama; Andrew S. Crines (Lecturer in Politics),David S. M Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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The Oratory of Lyndon B. Johnson,dresses (the Inaugural, the State of the Union), and public addresses (such as university commencements). The texts are drawn from the American Presidency Project and the Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library, and analysed using NVivo 8. The period begins with Johnson’s efforts to ensure a tran

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The Oratory of John Kerry,l catnip for Richard Nixon. So when H.R. Haldeman, his Chief of Staff, made this comparison in the Oval Office on 23 April 1971, the day after John Forbes Kerry had appeared before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to argue the case for ending the Vietnam War, the President’s response was predi

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The Oratory of Jesse Jackson,4, at a conference on networking and entrepreneur-ship, the Reverend Jesse Jackson rose to his feet, approached a podium, and began to speak. Nearly 73 years of age, his voice was soft but dynamic. Surrounded by photos of his friend and martyr Dr Martin Luther King, Jr, Jackson told college students

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The Oratory of Barack Obama,for that convention’s second night. The speaker’s draft impressed Shrum who had been working on the acceptance speech for nominee John Kerry. ‘Here was a politician who could write’, he wrote later (Shrum, 2007: 461). There was a problem, though. Both the speaker and Kerry had one line which read ex