Donald Trump's response to an assassination attempt, marked by a powerful fist thrust, underscores how political gestures have evolved into a key component of political rhetoric.
The development of political gestures in the televised speeches of U.S. presidents has transformed from minimal movement to highly stylized performances, reflective of broader cultural shifts.
Through a historical lens, Trump's theatricality highlights not only individual performance but also the collective memory of political expression, as seen back to George H.W. Bush's presidency.
The evolution of political gestures in presidential speeches is emblematic of a shift in how politicians engage with the public, increasingly adopting postures of activism.
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