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In Reagan’s Soviet Rhetoric, Mark LaVoie analyzes Reagan's Soviet rhetoric, charting the President's surprising telling of the Soviet redemption story. By considering several of Reagan's rhetorical strategies, LaVoie reveals the President's long-form narrative that finds the Soviet Union evolve from irredeemable antagonist to redeemed protagonist.