Even though Franklin Delano Roosevelt and George W. Bush both addressed a calculated and deadly attack that took place on American soil, Bush took an extremely emotional approach to the situation, while FDR took a much more warlike, sophisticated and unemotional style to his speech. For one thing, FDR spoke to his Congress in a concise and militaristic manner, since he wanted to show Congress that he was unafraid and ready to declare war on the Japanese. FDR decisively stated in his speech, when describing the attack of Pearl Harbor , “...was suddenly and deliberately attacked by the Empire of Japan”. Clearly, FDR wasn’t shying away from the truth, because he used strong and concise words like “ ‘suddenly’, ‘deliberately’, and ‘Empire of Japan’” not only to he strongly prove his point, he said the details.…