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Political discourse in the age of always on recording devices: the death of statesmanship?

Posted on September 24, 2012 by lawrence serewicz

When Mitt Romney’s speech with the comment about the 47% was disclosed to the media, it changed the campaign. The way the leak occurred revealed the perils of political speech in the age of always on recording devices.[1] Political discourse … Continue reading →

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