bully pulpit
noun /ˈbʊli pʊlpɪt/
/ˈbʊli pʊlpɪt/
[singular] (North American English)- a position of authority that gives somebody the opportunity to speak in public about an issue
名望讲坛（能提供机会阐明自己观点的重要公职） - He intends to use the presidency as a bully pulpit to promote family values.
他打算利用总统职位作为宣扬家庭价值观的讲坛。
词源early 20th cent.: apparently originally used by President Theodore Roosevelt, explaining his personal view of the presidency. - He intends to use the presidency as a bully pulpit to promote family values.