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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Presidential Candidate"”.
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“Cookie Mom-ster,” “Mom in Chief,” and “Sugar Mommy” : [de-] constructing ideal femininty of Presidential candidate wives
… First Lady, but also her permanent role as the candidate’s feminine counterpart and its close management demand examination. To be sure, this thesis comes at a time of significant importance, with Hillary Clinton vying for the 2016 Democratic Presidential nomination. I agree with past scholars …
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A rhetorical analysis : to be or not to be a viable vice-presidential candidate that is the question, J. Danforth Quayle.
… factors that directly influence the 1988 vice-presidential campaign rhetoric of J. Danforth Quayle, a turbulent campaign in which serious questions were raised in regard to Quayle's qualifications and competence as a viable vice-presidential candidate. The study investigates the links between …
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Pengaruh pencalonan Jokowi menjadi calon presiden 2014-2019 terhadap abnormal return dan trading volume activity di bursa efek Indonesia: Studi pada kelompok perusahaan LQ 45
… investors on stock prices caused events Jokowi Presidential Candidate Announcement. Methods This study used a descriptive quantitative method of sampling populations, secondary data, and documentation. Data analysis techniques used include test One sample t-test and paired sample t-test which …
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The Prairie Campaign and Kennedy Caucus: A Study of Amateur Groups in North Dakota
… as a whole and would then vote for a third-party presidential candidate. This was shown to be true as one-fourth of the Prairie Campaign and Kennedy delegates voted for a third-party presidential candidate as compared to 12% of the delegates as a whole. Thus, the Prairie Cam paign and Kennedy …
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Gender and the Aggressive or Compassionate President: An Analysis of Electability for Presidential Candidates
… related descriptions on the evaluation of a Presidential candidate. In the first study, participants evaluated sentence descriptions of Presidential candidates. From the first study five sentences were selected that did not influence the participants decision to vote for that candidate, as …
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Religion as a factor in the defeat of Alfred E. Smith in the election of 1928
… E. Smith, a Catholic, became the Democratic presidential candidate in 1928, animosity towards the Catholic Church, which hitherto had been submerged, came to the surface during the campaign.</p><p>Some people, especially Catholics, went so far as to maintain that it was religious prejudice …
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Sexism and Women: The Implications of Female Gender Resentment
… a woman would be likely to support a female presidential candidate.
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Balancing the Ticket: How Selecting A Vice President Has Changed in the Modern Era
… the fact that the vice presidency and the vice-presidential selection process have increased in visibility and importance is not. This project analyzes the changes that occurred in the selection of the vice-presidential running mates in the last four decades by comparing the news coverage of the …
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“They’re bringing Drugs... They’re bringing Crime... They’re Rapists”: Exploring Latino Immigration, Crime, and Voting Patterns in the 2016 Presidential Election
… Latin America to the U.S. The rhetoric of then Presidential Candidate Donald Trump centered around the idea that Mexico was not sending its finest immigrants; that, in place, they were sending rapists and criminals. This rhetoric was heard loud and clear and has since affected various U.S. …
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Foucauldian Micropolitics and the Evolution of Party Polarization: Diverging Discourses in America's Two-Party System
… through an analysis of published platforms and presidential candidate convention speeches. By employing Foucauldian theories of micropolitics and biopower, a qualitative case study, critical discourse analyses, and ANES polling data, this study finds that not only have the parties been deploying …
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Televisual Images in Presidential Politics: A Baudrillardian Reading of Bill Clinton's 1992 Presidential Campaign
Television's role in American presidential politics is significant; sixty percent of the American people identify television as their sole soure of news. Thus, a presidential candidate must do his best to appear favorably in the media. Some scholars have suggested that this involves the creation of …
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Essays on Election
… systems. The second chapter considers both presidential approval and party brand differentials, as measured by the generic ballot, to forecast the 2024 US presidential and congressional elections. Although both variables are leveraged to forecast collective partisan election outcomes, we …
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Marketisation and professionalisation of campaigning of political parties in the new democracy: an investigation of the structural conditions and factors that determined the development of marketization and professionalization of campaigning of the Indonesian political parties in the Post-Soeharto New Order.
… parties during the 2014 parliamentary and presidential elections. The in-depth interview data were derived from these parties’ leaders/secretaries, senior editors of the Indonesian media and political consultants and pollsters. These data were combined with reports released by these media …
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Political Roles of Presidential Children: FDR Through Clinton
… role analysis and the basic assumption that all presidential children from FDR through Clinton have performed political roles. Among the 32 presidential children studied, four roles were designated. First is the role of symbol. Symbols serve to display the presidential candidate or president as a …
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Political Authenticity and Cynicism on the 2016 Campaign trail
… and cynicism in the context of the 2016 presidential nominating process. Rhetorical criticism and fieldwork provide perspectives for the analysis of candidate announcement addresses, political campaign events in New Hampshire, and Republican and Democratic presidential primary debates. …
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An American rhetoric of globalism: peace through international economic cooperation in the World War II era
… studies an alternative account of popular, presidential, and institutional discourses in the World War II era. The study takes as its sites of analysis three rhetorical landmarks in the American history of globalization: Wendell Willkie's One World (1943), President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s …