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18 Cards in this Set
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plain folks
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pretend to be one of the common people
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band wagon
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follow the crowd,be with the majority
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name calling
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do not discuss facts; just give the opposition a bad name
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card stacking
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present only one side of and issue though the ditortion and judggling of facts
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glittering generalities
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broad and vague statements
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transfer
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use symbols to acconmplish a purpose of whech they were not intended
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testimonial
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endorsement by a celebrity
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the presedents roles
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chief executive
chief administrator chief of state chief diplomat commander in chief chief legislator pary chief and chief citizen |
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chief administrator
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term for the president as head of the administation of the federal government
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chief diplomat
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term for the presidnet as the main architect of foreign policy and spokesperson to other countries
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commander in chief
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term for the president as commander of the nation's armed forces
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chief legislator
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term for the president as architect of public policy and the one who sets the agenda for congress
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chief of party
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term for the president as the head of the government of the us,symbol for all the people of the nation
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chief citizen
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term for the president as the representative of the people,working for the public intrest
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propaganda
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is a technique of persuasion aimed at influencing individual or group behaivors
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a president is usaually able to gain the nomination to run for reelection easily because he is
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chief of party
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the presidents's responsibility to supervise the military is carried out in the role of
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commander in chief
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when the president suggests new laws he is carrying out his role as
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chief legislator
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