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Washington would orally speak speeches would be published in the newspapers, so it was a message to the American people as well as Congress. Not unlike modern times, the president’s appearance was as important as his words.
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Lincoln much like Washington would communicate orally with people in speeches and debates, in which Lincoln was superior at debates, these would be written in the newspaper, and distributed to the public. Also Lincoln had the first dedicated telegraph office in the white house. He personally sent hundreds of telegraph messages to his commanders in the field and even slept in the telegraph office during fierce battles. Telegrams how it changed.
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McKinley was the first president to capitalize on moving pictures. KcKinley’s inauguration was also the first-ever filmed. Still, speeches and other oral talks were being written on paper like in the past, however, telegrams were likely not used as much. moving pictures of how it changed.
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FDR was a president who had a knack for catchy slogans and colorful quips that were eaten up by the newspaper columnists and political cartoonists of the day. Not using as much of the new tech available as the recent past presidents but with a play on words, the newspaper would be filled with his slogans.
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FDR knew how to use his natural charisma to really engage the American people through this new medium, the radio. FDR would carefully rehearse each of his fireside chats (he gave 30 in his 12 years in office) and imagine that he was speaking individually with American farmers, teachers, and shopkeepers. Being able to listen to the president's voice from around the US helped better communication than past presidents.
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His speeches, such as the famous "Ask not what your country can do for you" inaugural address, were powerful and resonated with the American people. Changes from the Previous President (Dwight D. Eisenhower): Kennedy's approach differed from Eisenhower's more reserved style. Kennedy's use of televised press conferences allowed for a more direct and personal connection with the public compared to Eisenhower's reliance on traditional speeches and radio broadcasts.
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He frequently used televised addresses, town hall meetings, and interviews to connect with the public. His ability to engage and connect on a personal level helped shape his public image.
Changes from the Previous President (George H.W. Bush):
Clinton's communication style was more informal and approachable than that of his predecessor. He leveraged emerging media platforms, such as late-night talk shows, to reach a wider audience and present a more relatable image. -
particularly uses Twitter, to connect with the public. He held regular press conferences, delivered major addresses, and embraced technology, His use of digital platforms set a new standard for presidential communication.
Obama's emphasis on digital communication marked a departure from the more traditional communication methods of the Bush administration. The Obama White House actively engaged with online platforms, fostering a sense of transparency and accessibility. -
President Trump was known for his prolific use of Twitter, making direct and unfiltered statements to the public. Communication style was characterized by its spontaneity and a departure from conventional presidential norms. Changes from the Previous President (Barack Obama).