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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"bully pulpit"”.
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The People Behind the Presidential Bully Pulpit
<p>"The People Behind the Presidential Bully Pulpit" argues that civil servants best serve the interests of both the President of the United States and the American people as public affairs officers in the Department of the Treasury. Using interviews conducted with political appointees who served …
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The Bully Pulpit on Display: How Presidential Libraries Present Presidential History
Scholars have portrayed presidential libraries and museums as either whitewashed and propagandist temples to presidents or highly valuable institutions of American democracy. However, the literature lacks a discussion of the curatorial process for creating the contested exhibits and the choices …
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Reversing The Weapons: Recuperating the marginalised body with performative photography
… produced over twelve years. Wait Watchers, The Bully Pulpit, and Buoyant Force have been exhibited in multiple solo and group exhibitions internationally and have been the subject of viral media activity and two monographs. The practice contributes to the discussions of performance, …
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Every Spot a Grave: The Poetry of Abraham Lincoln
… executive could lay out his agenda from the "bully pulpit," while Franklin Delano Roosevelt calmed the public's fears throughout his term in office during regular fireside chats. Similarly, John F. Kennedy challenged the nation with his rhetoric to look beyond "what your country can do for …
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"We Have a Longstanding Critical Problem…All Right?": The Promotion of Domestic Crisis in President Obama's Health Care Rhetoric
Shortly after his inauguration in 2009, President Barack Obama set to work on health care reform. Little more than a year later the President signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, which achieved a goal of so many previous administrations, into law. In order to encourage the passage …