How To Use Stump speech In A Sentence
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Edwards gave a speech which drew very heavily on his stump speech.
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Instead, it boiled down to here's my stump speech, he's wrong, so vote for me.
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This is the first indication that he is going to be the first president to deliver a partisan stump speech as his inaugural address.
Times, Sunday Times
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He's trotted out today not only a new ad, but also a new stump speech, really focusing not only on his record of accomplishment but on a broad vision for the future.
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It's more likely to be a recitation of the candidates' stump speeches and campaign promises.
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This is the first indication that he is going to be the first president to deliver a partisan stump speech as his inaugural address.
Times, Sunday Times
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The senator gave his standard stump speech.
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I think it's fair to say that it's the stump speech in his prospective campaign for Norm Coleman's senate seat in 2008.
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There is plenty of time for our patented 10-point-plan yawner of a stump speech as we move into the next election cycle.
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There is plenty of time for our patented 10-point-plan yawner of a stump speech as we move into the next election cycle.
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From now, there's a mad dash to election day, and the candidates are just going to do their stump speeches.
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Bush lies about his mother in stump speeches by on
08/16/2004
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At about this time in the last month of the campaign, his stump speech changed.
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Paul gave a more polished version of his stump speech, greeted with thoughtful applause undamped by Paul's signature mix of optimism and gloom.
South Carolina primary – CNN debate fallout
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Without any prompting from Pettitt, he was feverishly muttering snippets from his stump speech in the middle of the frantic gesturing.
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He then launches into his stump speech - he wants health care.
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The senator gave his standard stump speech.
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And we're hearing a little new wrinkle in his stump speech, and that has to do with taking a swipe at John.
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When he's off, he's digressive, roundabout; his stump speeches sit there; his zingers don't zing.
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They know the players, they've heard all the stump speeches, and there's not much that happens that they haven't seen before.
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In stump speeches and interviews, Ms. Bachmann said her tax work helped lead her to the conclusion that the U.S. should "deep-six" the tax code and scrap taxes on inheritance and capital gains, stances that have made her a tea-party favorite.
Bachmann's Tax Attorney Job Was Collector for the IRS
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In a day dominated by familiar stump speeches, Hillary Clinton made news by saying she might allow workers 'wages to be garnisheed if they refuse to buy health insurance.
CNN Poll: Obama Leads Hillary Nationally By Three Points
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She's glad to be here with the people of Independence, Missouri, 'where so many of you proudly cling to your guns and your religion' -- the first laughline in a 40-minute stump speech that alludes to many of the perceived insults she and her audience have suffered together, and that transforms their resentments into badges of honor.
Vanity Fair: Sarah Palin's 'sad and moldering strangeness'
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The boyish-looking Edwards fought Kerry well in the primary campaign, serving up the best stump speech of any candidate.
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Since they last met the polls are tighter, the stump speeches sharper and election day, eight days closer.
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UPDATE: Perhaps the weirdest thing about Romney's speech at CPAC right now is that it is, essentially, the same stump speech I've seen him deliver about, well, innumberable times, right down to the "First, not France!" line.
Romney Out - Swampland - TIME.com
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The candidate's central stump speech is the heart of the campaign.
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Hurt's incoherence is not readily apparent in his television ads or stump speech, where he can control the message and where, in front of friendly audiences, his positions are not subject to critique and rebuttal, or he can otherwise simply refuse to acknowledge or answer questions.
The sublime incoherence of Robert Hurt
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Using the time-tested "politics-as-high-school" analogy, a Palin stump speech in "Red" America is a lot like getting the head cheerleader to attend your sweet 16.
HUFFPOST HILL - OCTOBER 18TH, 2010
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His antipolitics stump speech, including his promise to “never tell a lie,” was pitch-perfect in a post-Watergate America.
No Excuses
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The candidate red-eyed from California to the East Coast the night before the election to give a last stump speech
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As the Tory leader delivered his stump speech from the steps of the Guildhall, a police officer filmed the crowd.
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She doesn't have a stump speech - or, for that matter, any set speeches.
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In addition, the budgetary mathematics he weaves into his basic stump speech have been challenged on network television.
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In this election year we are sometimes painfully reminded that candidates do not reveal detailed plans for processes effecting outcomes promised in stump speeches.
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