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As he did in recent interviews, Mr. Clinton also made it clear that Republican convention oratory about an era of accidental and purposeless prosperity had nettled him mightily.

The White House's declarations on Iraq still far outweigh its oratory about peace in the Middle East.

Amid the soaring oratory about the presidential election, it was Barack Obama who put it best late Tuesday night.

But since becoming a candidate, Mr. Perry has repeatedly declined to back away from the book's more inflammatory oratory about Social Security.

If Republicans really believe their own oratory about an impending debt crisis, now is the time to act, not the spring of 2013, even if it means compromise.

Beneath the ringing oratory about America's journey and the work of generations, Mr Obama was directly challenging the core beliefs of today's Republican Party.

Even at less magical moments than last Tuesday, American political oratory is about optimism, boundless promise and dreams that come true.

But the truth about oratory is that you need talent, and wit, and nimbleness.

Dhaenens created the extraordinary BigMouth, a show about oratory that returns to the fringe for just three performances this year.

His new book, "Wisenheimer: A Childhood Subject to Debate," is both a memoir and an affectionate look at a subculture; we talked to Oppenheimer about oratory, the moral high ground, and the two kinds of debate coaches.

If there's such a thing as a dispirited standing ovation, Gore received one at the end... Writer interviews Mario Cuomo about oratory... "If the message is 'We're making progress, an inch at a time' — well, that's the sort of thing you whisper.