2004 Democratic National Convention keynote address

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    Hope is more than a word and more than an idea. It is a state of being that is not limited to one person. It is undefinable because it fits in so many categories. Barack Obama uses hope as a main idea for his 2004 Keynote Address speech for the democratic party. This speech is thought to be one of his greatest speeches and even inspired him to write a book called The Audacity of Hope. Throughout The 2004 Keynote Address, Barack Obama uses multiple devices to sway voters to chose John Kerry as president, these devices include, anaphora, vivid imagery, as well as dramatic sentence structure. During his speech, Obama uses anaphora to help illustrate Kerry’s goals as well as why Kerry should be president. An example of this is when Obama starts…

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    Michelle Obama Biography

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    Michelle Obama was at her husband 's side when he first delivered a speech at the Democratic National Convention back in 2004. Barack Obama was elected to the U.S. Senate from Illinois that fall. I remember that day like it was yesterday she look so beautiful that day and look very confident. Michelle Obama was not only the first African American Family who got live in the White house. But as a first lady that stayed in the white house she kept her self-busy however she also had her own…

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    1st Lady, Michelle Obama gave an eye- opening speech about her “Let’s Move!” campaign against childhood obesity. This took place at the NAACP national convention in Kansas City, Missouri in 2010. The NAACP, otherwise known as the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is an African-American civil rights organization in the United States, formed in 1909. There she spoke about how childhood obesity greatly targets African- American children and how this is now a big problem in…

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    My Definition Of A President

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    without regard to race, religion, or sex and will do what is in the best interest of everyone and not just a select few. A good president is someone that defends us, have a quick reaction when problems arise, build their own platform and if someone has questions the President should be there to have an explanation for it. A president should have the knowledge and the knowhow and educate themselves on the government and political issues prior to being considered for election into office.…

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    Nakyla Dessalines CENG 311-01 Prof. Clark Obama Speech Michelle Obama Democratic Conventional Speech First lady of the United States, Michelle Obama set the tone for the Democratic Convention with her inspirational speech. There she gave a strong and persuasive speech promoting Hillary Clinton to becoming the next president of the United States. Her emotional speech allowed the public to connect to her. Throughout her speech she uplifted the crowd. Michelle Obama’s speech showed her support, and…

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    Exoneration Of Plagiarism

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    org/plagiarism-101/what-is-plagiarism/). Whenever we talk about plagiarism, the things which comes to mind is student. Students are mainly related with the exoneration of plagiarism. But in common there’s not only student who get accused with the plagiarism, there are various people from various field who got accused with plagiarism. For example there are many authors, singers, businessman and politicians who get charged with plagiarism. Often we have many famous name of politician whose name…

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    specifically to political rhetoric, which contain the overall bashing of a person or group through propaganda. One in particular caught my attentions, it was an article written by Jonathan Haber, elaborating on a recent electoral speech that raised controversy. “The big political news from last week was the Republican nominating convention … Trump’s spouse allegedly lifting words from Obama’s during her brief speech at the start of the event. “Plagiarism” was on everyone’s lips … with…

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    With the horse race election drawing to a close, the time to sway voters’ choice wanes. With all the recent muckraking happening in the last weeks, the positive aspects of each candidate remains evasive. Hillary Clinton’s email scandal and reputation as a pathological liar defaces her accomplishments, much like a hero’s past barrs her future. Likewise, Donald Trump’s female predator status and narcissism represents him as unfavorable and beastly. However, Eugene Robinson, a democratic columnist,…

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    and Progressive Rhythm [thesis] {In this (text) (author) tries to persuade (audience (be specific)) that (rhetoric purpose) by (rhetoric techniques)} In Barack Obama's inaugural address, president obama tries to persuade (audience) that (rhetoric purpose) by using (rhetorical techniques) The usage of the different pronouns is key in creating resonance within the speech. A common…

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    The soundtrack to the 2016 Democratic convention is not only to please the ears of those present, but also to excite supporters and potential supporters nationwide through multi-platform distribution, including, but not limited to TV, social media, and the general media. Naturally, the target audience is younger and more liberal than that of the Republican convention. However, even among Democrats, the day should especially appeal to a younger, more liberal audience as the three major speeches…

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