Titlebook: Republican Orators from Eisenhower to Trump; Andrew S. Crines,Sophia Hatzisavvidou Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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The Oratory of Dan Quayle,o his surprise selection on the Republican ticket in 1988, he had been an undistinguished and low profile Representative (1977–81) and Senator (1981–89 ). His lack of experience in dealing with the national media and insufficient advance preparation by the Bush campaign team left Quayle exposed in t

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The Oratory of Newt Gingrich,se brought a new rhetorical style to American politics. He helped define a new form of Republican rhetoric to emphasise the ideological distinctions between his own party and the Democrats. To do this, Gingrich encouraged his fellow Republicans to highlight policy differences between the parties and

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