New Political Journalism

[...]Cramer condemns the shallowness of policy making in the context of the permanent campaign, where position papers are churned out as demonstrations of seriousness (and as bids for the allegiance of the policy wonks from whom advice is solicited), rather than as acts of genuine leadership. [...]a...

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Published in:Postmodern culture 1995-05, Vol.5 (3)
Main Author: Benson, Thomas W
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American literature
Dole, Robert J
Dukakis, Michael S
Journalism
Political parties
Politics
Presidents
Skepticism
Speeches
Wolfe, Tom
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Politics
Presidents
Skepticism
Speeches
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