A stump speech is a brief, standardized speech that a political candidate delivers at various campaign events to convey their key messages, policy positions, and overall campaign themes. The term originates from the practice of politicians delivering their speeches while standing on a tree stump to elevate themselves above the crowd, making them more visible and audible to voters. Stump speeches are often repeated in different locations and serve to effectively communicate a candidate's platform to supporters and undecided voters.
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