Powers of Persuasion in the U.S. Presidency (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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Powers of Persuasion in the U.S. Presidency
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3 elements President's power of persuasion depends on

Personality, communication skills, vision for country

What 'bully pulpit' allows President to do

Appeal directly to people, shape public opinion, influence legislation

Biden's strength in communicating with Congress

Decades of Senate experience, connects with lawmakers, negotiates compromises

Biden's 2 key legislative achievements mentioned

American Rescue Plan, bipartisan infrastructure bill

Trump's primary tool for persuasion

Twitter

Obama's recognised persuasion strength

Exceptional oratory skills

2 senators Biden engaged with on American Rescue Plan

Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema

Who Pence worked with on Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

Paul Ryan

Who Pence mediated between in GOP

Trump and Mitch McConnell

What EXOP stands for

Executive Office of the President

Biden's Transport Secretary who lobbied for infrastructure

Pete Buttigieg

What Trump & McConnell collaborated on (2 items)

Conservative judges, 2017 tax overhaul

Senator featured in Trump's USMCA signing ceremony

Joni Ernst

Trump's Twitter advocacy that led to 2018-19 shutdown

Border wall funding

Biden's March 2021 bully pulpit address topic

COVID-19 relief/American Rescue Plan

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