Theodore Roosevelt's extensive public relations campaign to drum up support for rate regulation among voters is an example of which presidential ability?

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Theodore Roosevelt's use of the bully pulpit refers to his ability to use his position as president to influence public opinion and mobilize the public to support his legislative agenda, in this case, rate regulation. This term describes a president's unique platform to speak out and be heard on any matter.

Theodore Roosevelt's Extensive Public Relations Campaign to Drum Up Support