Donald Trump's Political Advertisement

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As the election for a new president continues, naturally there are those who seek the seat for their nation and their people. They attain public acknowledgements and gather supporters through the means of political advertisements. One such advertisement is from a republican politician who is known as Donald Trump. Trump, who uses several techniques in order to entice the public of his plans and goal will be covered with the breakdown of his strategies in the commercial. Throughout the political advertisement, Trump uses sounds as a mean of persuasion. A tone of urgency along with an inspirational tune fused to subconsciously to provoke the audiences of the need for change. The change being Trump, himself. However, Trump did not halt there, entwined in the visual creation of the video itself portrays Trump as a Savior, with lights of the bright shade and colors of …show more content…
The people’s sense of the American pride regarding issues on illegal immigration. An emotional connection to their home that he will make great again and to which, only he can do. Moreover, as a sense of logical appeal, Trump relies on the slander of his opponent, republican Ted Cruz, to further exploit his position. Taking advantage of the out of context shots, he portrays and exemplify the worst of Ted Cruz, which includes his stuttering and uncertainty. Trump on the other side, is the embodiment of a concrete foundation and a stable goal with the slogan to “make America great again.” Overall, Trump’s advertisement render himself as a man fit to govern this country, yet his greatest weakness lies within the lack of a considerable sensibility for the people. Trump often undervalues and intimidates the people who is he is trying to represent, which could possible be his downfall. His advertisement in general is mediocre at best and may possibly improve with a more conscientious attitude toward the public

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