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“More rain and less thunder”: Substitute vocabularies, Richard Nixon, and the construction of political reality

Richard Morris Associate Professor in the Department of Communication, Northern Illinois University,
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Mary E. Stuckey Associate Professor in the Political Science Department, University of Mississippi,
Pages 140-160 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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Mary E. Stuckey & Karen S. Hoffman. (2006) Constituting "The People": National Identity Under William H. Taft and Richard M. Nixon. Congress & the Presidency 33:2, pages 69-94.
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Mary E. Stuckey & Frederick J. Antczak. (1998) The Rhetorical Presidency: Deepening Vision, Widening Exchange. Annals of the International Communication Association 21:1, pages 405-442.
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BRANDON ROTTINGHAUS. (2008) Opening the President's Mailbag: The Nixon Administration's Rhetorical Use of Public Opinion Mail. Presidential Studies Quarterly 38:1, pages 61-77.
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