Red-meat rhetoric
Posted by Bruce Kahl on November 29, 2004
In Reply to: Red-meat rhetoric posted by Lee on November 29, 2004
: Could anyone tell me about the word origin of 'red-meat rhetoric'?
"Red-meat rhetoric" can refer to a political speech which is loud, brash and in your face.
The image is one of a piece of beef dripping with blood ,very raw, uncooked or undercooked.
Most political speeches are well rehearsed and calm with an image of medium well done beef.
- Red-meat rhetoric Lee 29/November/04
- Red-meat rhetoric Bruce Kahl 30/November/04
- Red-meat rhetoric-give them what they want? Keith Rennie 30/November/04
- Red-meat rhetoric = populist rhetoric? Brian from Shawnee 30/November/04
- Red-meat politics of playing to his base....? Lee 01/December/04
- Red-meat politics of playing to his base....? Brian from Shawnee 02/December/04
- Red-meat politics of playing to his base....? Lee 02/December/04
- Red-meat politics of playing to his base....? Brian from Shawnee 02/December/04
- Red-meat politics of playing to his base....? Lee 01/December/04
- Red-meat rhetoric = populist rhetoric? Brian from Shawnee 30/November/04
- Red-meat rhetoric-give them what they want? Keith Rennie 30/November/04
- Red-meat rhetoric Bruce Kahl 30/November/04