George W. Bush’s Republican National Convention acceptance speech outlines his goals for the nation should he become president. However, before doing this he also points out the failings of the previous administration, which prompt the changes that the new leadership will bring. Yet, he does not attempt to solely bolsters the support from his own party, but instead tries to gain support across the board by announcing that both parties must work together for the betterment of the country. Likewise, tax cuts are made into a major selling point of his campaign to guarantee a bright outlook for the people. Yet, the issue with the oration lies within the promise in which he proclaims that he will make the coming decades ones of peace. A candidate
