Posted on Jan 13, 2016
Obama Has Used the Word 'Freedom' Less Often Than Any President Since Harding
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RP Members do you agree or disagree! Do you care? Is this important for the position of POTUS in today's World Environment?
According to their research:
The three most recent presidents—Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton—are the most frequent speakers to use the word “Americans.”
Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush said “budget” most often. They were also the most frequent users of the word “God.”
“Freedom” was most often said by Reagan, President Dwight D. Eisenhower, and both Presidents Bush. Obama has used the word “freedom” in his State of the Union addresses less often than any president since Warren Harding.
President Jimmy Carter used the word “inflation” vastly more than any other president.
Presidents James Buchanan and Andrew Johnson said “Constitution” the most.
According to their research:
The three most recent presidents—Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton—are the most frequent speakers to use the word “Americans.”
Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush said “budget” most often. They were also the most frequent users of the word “God.”
“Freedom” was most often said by Reagan, President Dwight D. Eisenhower, and both Presidents Bush. Obama has used the word “freedom” in his State of the Union addresses less often than any president since Warren Harding.
President Jimmy Carter used the word “inflation” vastly more than any other president.
Presidents James Buchanan and Andrew Johnson said “Constitution” the most.
Obama Has Used the Word 'Freedom' Less Often Than Any President Since Harding
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Sir I don't think word choice is important. Would it have made anything better? Would it have changed anything?
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I'm not sure that using a particular word equals success of a State of the Union address. I feel that it's more important for the president to explain his/her vision/position/ideas than a word choice, IMHO.
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