Political Communication, Congress, and the Presidency

Political Communication, Congress, and the Presidency: The Year in C-SPAN Archives Research, Volume 11 provides an in-depth examination of contemporary US politics. This academic work focuses on the speeches and rhetoric used by Congress, presidents, candidates, and various political leaders. By utilizing research derived from the C-SPAN Video Library, the text analyzes the specific messages and nuances found within American political discourse.

Interdisciplinary scholars employ innovative social science research methods to study primary source videos from the C-SPAN television network. This volume explores diverse topics such as gendered rhetoric, the evolution of social media in politics, and attitudes surrounding presidential impeachment. As a significant entry in the Year in C-SPAN Archives Research series, this book serves as a scholarly resource within the language arts and disciplines category for those studying political communication.