Sentences with phrase «political campaign rhetoric»
US voters love their TV and movie action heroes, and post 9/11 political campaign rhetoric was awash with tropes about killing terrorists.
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Trump's nativist campaign rhetoric was not wholly new to American political discourse.
Simply put, she is also one of the most polarizing political figures of her generation and her campaign has eagerly attacked Trump's alarming rhetoric and lack of experience with a series of national ads.
Too often during campaigns we never really learn who the person is behind all the political rhetoric.
«What is it about «energy independence»», wonders ex Shell - CEO John Hofmeister, «that keeps this mantra in the political rhetoric of political campaign after campaign?»
Campaign promises on special quotas for women have in the past remained a political rhetoric.
Tools and organization translated the efforts of millions — mobilized by Obama's charisma, rhetoric, and the political opportunity to elect a Democrat and African American to the presidency — into the concrete electoral resources that formed the mantra for the campaign's New Media Division: «money, message, and mobilization.»
Campaigners for the «no» campaign have made as much political capital out of the violent rhetoric of the so - called «cybernats» as possible.
Addressing captains of industry in Accra as part of his campaign in the region, he said «when we are getting to elections, the political rhetoric rises, I urge you not to be afraid or frightened because it will not lead to any blow - up.
«Certainly the rhetoric of the mayoral campaign gave the governor an opportunity to solidify his reputation with the business community as a centrist political player,» said Kathryn Wylde, president of the influential pro-business group Partnership for New York City.
Even though political campaigning has not be officially endorsed by the Electoral Commission (EC), the President's address would likely set the agenda of how the campaign rhetoric of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) would look like.
I have indicated before that all stakeholders; particularly the leading political parties, have to ensure that as they campaign they do not employ aggressive and abusive political rhetoric that tends to raise the political temperature.
«These forums for generating hate speech, malicious lies and threatening rhetoric have no place in political campaigns,» he said.
While it's rhetoric is often particularly acerbic, AQE utilizes a typical array of tactics familiar in the advocacy world, including marches and rallies, op - eds, reports and press conferences, as well as political campaign efforts, both in mobilization of members and allies, and financial.
* note: The organizers and permit holder request that no open flame be used, and remind everyone this is a grass - roots event, so kindly no political rhetoric, signs, or campaign hand outs will be permitted, as it is inappropriate for the occasion.
As the rituals of election - season civics lessons were disrupted by the ugly rhetoric of the campaign, teachers struggled to accommodate political conversation and free speech, while rejecting divisive language and supporting their students.
At that, the conversation moved on to the challenge of AP chemistry, what math to take after AP calculus, and a recent English class on the rhetoric of political campaigns.
When a presidential campaign is over and the winning candidate is in the White House, he (and in the future, she) must face the difficult task of turning political rhetoric into concrete legislation or executive action.
Drawing equally from conceptual performance history and nonsense literature, as well as tenets of British empiricism and the rhetoric of political campaigns, Bob and Roberta Smith's allergy to pretension and preciosity can lend an offending bluntness or seeming nihilistic absurdity to their actions.
Taking its title from the artist's new, presented series, the show amplifies Esam's continued investigation and interest in rhetoric, more pertinently in the role of slogans in political campaigns.
Clinical issues — that may involve unpleasant political discourse - must be differentiated from the rancorous rhetoric of the recent campaign.
The 2016 presidential election has caused quite a stir throughout the nation, and when the Republican and Democratic conventions are held, all of the campaign rhetoric, media blitzes and impassioned arguments on both sides of the political spectrum will likely make people even more nervous about the future of the country — as well as the health of the American economy and real estate market.