Presidential political silence: Rhetoric and the rose garden strategy

Keywords

Presidency, Presidential system, Rhetoric, Rhetorical question, Politics

References

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Cited by

• Jimmy Carter’s Post-Presidential Rhetoric: Faith-Based Rhetoric and Human Rights Foreign PolicyDaniel Eric Schabot — 2012
• Framing Silence and Absence Regarding Presidential Debates: Successful and Unsuccessful Performances of Democratic LeadershipKathryn M. Olson — 2013
• The Use of Silence as a Political Rhetorical StrategyTimothy J. Anderson — 2003
• Presidential silence, C. Everett Koop, and the surgeon general's report on AIDSTina L. Perez, George N. Dionisopoulos — 1995
• "More Rain and Less Thunder": Substitute Vocabularies, Richard Nixon, and the Construction of Political Reality.Richard Morris, Mary E. Stuckey — 1997
• Rhetorical theory as heuristic and moral: A pedagogical justificationBarry Brummett — 1984
• Idealism held hostage: Jimmy Carter's rhetoric on the crisis in IranDenise M. Bostdorff — 1992
• Anecdotes and conversations: The narrational and dialogic styles of modern presidential communicationMary E. Stuckey — 1992
• Clinton and Vietnam: A case for amnestic rhetoricBrian J. Snee — 2001
• Political silence, the feminine style, and Aids: The role of surrogate speakers at the 1992 presidential nominating conventionsR. Moldenhauer — 2003
• Presidential Travel and the Rose Garden Strategy: A Case Study of Ronald Reagan's 1984 Tour of EuropeSarah Margaret Grace Thomson — 2020
• How Televised Presidential Debates Might Matter in a Democracy: A Lecture Delivered September 16, 2024Kathryn M. Olson — 2025

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