White House Ghosts: Presidents and Their Speechwriters

How John F. Kennedy’s most illustrious speeches were constructed

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John F. Kennedy delivering his inaugural address.

From White House Ghosts by Robert Schlesinger. Copyright © 2008 by Robert Schlesinger. Reprinted by permission of Simon & Schuster Inc.

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watching the current potus speech, it was obvious that the small group on the dais behind him were bored.
To retain interest,he has to use visuals and cut his speeches to the attention span where people concentrate. See Rachael Madow's graphs on her show.

Lee Brilhart of CA 3:06PM April 18, 2012

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aas of MO 5:30AM February 03, 2010

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Bobe of RI 10:44PM December 13, 2008

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