Phrases with «campaign rhetoric»

Campaign rhetoric refers to the language and statements used by politicians during their election campaigns. It includes their promises, proposals, and persuasive techniques that they use to influence voters' opinions and gain support. Full definition

Sentences with «campaign rhetoric»

In each election cycle, the tone of campaign rhetoric seems to grow sharper and more personal. (washingtonpost.com)
In exchange, the incoming administration could ease up on regulation for businesses and cool campaign rhetoric on imposing tariffs. (nytimes.com)
For the past year, it certainly seemed like those policies were merely campaign rhetoric, but now they are closer to reality than ever before. (etf.com)
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Phrases with «campaign rhetoric»

Sentences with «campaign rhetoric»

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