The 35th president of the United States, John F. Kennedy, in his discourse, “Statement on the steel crisis” (April 11, 192), suggests that the steel crisis in America has caused and will bring economic instability. Kennedy underpins his suggestions by giving American citizens warnings of the steel crisis, and by relying upon actualities and insights about the steel crisis. His purpose is to make American citizens realize the outcomes of the steel crisis if nothing is done against it; so as to persuade the American people to contribute towards the steel crisis. Because of the authors sympathetic tone it seems as if he speaks for an important influential political audience.
One strategy Kennedy exercises to build the argument that the United
One strategy Kennedy exercises to build the argument that the United