speechwriter

He has no need for a speechwriter in his campaign budget.

His speechwriters have another name for him: the editor in chief.

But what's a speechwriter to do when there are no achievements?

"In any case, I have my speechwriters to thank for that."

In 1957, he left this job to become a trial lawyer and speechwriter.

Of course, Bush is not the only politician who uses a speechwriter.

He told me what you said, and I couldn't have put it better with my best speechwriters.

Another trademark of Sam is his ability as a speechwriter.

His speechwriter replied that there was only one possible explanation.

A former Reagan speechwriter calls the first lady to account.

Which reminds me: He already has a crack speechwriter on staff.

Getting good information is always a problem for White House speechwriters.

Will went into politics, working as a campaign speechwriter on three congressional races.

For some reason, the letter came to the speechwriters and landed on my desk.

It's a daring move, but the speechwriters are optimistic about it.

The use of speechwriters by public figures is deceptive to begin with.

"My head speechwriter has this thing for old, dead languages.

Goodness, there are so many folk around here who need good speechwriters.

The reporter and the candidate's speechwriter try to find out who started the rumor.

"I thought we edited that," he said, calling for his speechwriter.

The speechwriters were writing for history, but she just wanted it to be an informative conversation.

Even professional speechwriters, tough critics of one another, were impressed.

His leadership style among the other Obama speechwriters is very informal.

"Have you considered a career as a speechwriter for the Klan?