Welcoming Their Hatred: Class Populism in Democratic Rhetoric in American Presidential Campaigns, 1932-2012
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DOI: 10.1111/psq.12347
Abstract: Three days before the 1936 presidential election, Franklin Roosevelt, the Democratic candidate for president, addressed a packed house at Madison Square Garden in New York City. In his address, Roosevelt rejected the legacy of "hear-nothing,… read more here.
Keywords: populism; class; presidential campaigns; democratic rhetoric ... See more keywords
The transformation of partisan rhetoric in American presidential campaigns, 1952–2012
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DOI: 10.1177/1354068815610968
Abstract: What are the dynamics of partisan rhetoric in presidential campaigns? (How) has presidential candidate partisanship changed over time? Analyzing a comprehensive dataset of party-related statements in presidential campaign speeches over the 1952–2012 period, we show… read more here.
Keywords: 1952 2012; rhetoric american; presidential campaigns; partisan rhetoric ... See more keywords