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    oath rolls off his tongue. In January 2017, Donald Trump became the 45th President of the United States of America. To celebrate the peaceful transition of power from one presidency to the next, President Trump stood to deliver his Inauguration Speech. In his Inauguration Speech, President Trump, an average orator at best, channels his unorthodox speaking style, with its occasional ramblings, simple words, and grammatical gawkiness, and thrusts it forth with bravado. Speeches, such as the…

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    Donald Trump’s Inauguration Speech of January 20, 2017, is a confliction of assorted topics. Critics have described President Trump’s speech as being populist, aggressive, and dark, in contrast to former President Obama’s, January 20, 2009 inauguration speech that was the most anticipated speech in American history. It was longed for numerous reasons. One being change, and a black president in the White House. The other was for his inspiring words of hope and unity. People declare Mr. Trump…

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    Heathcliff, The Byronic Hero Not all heroes are righteous and alike. A traditional hero saves the day, helps people, and is accepted by almost everyone. There is another kind of hero called a Byronic hero. This kind of hero possesses dark qualities, ruins the day, and is typically an exile. Heathcliff’s passion for revenge and passion for love shows Heathcliff’s characterization of a Byronic Hero. Heathcliff is the Byronic hero in Emily Bronte’s novel, Wuthering Heights. One of the main…

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    Jordan Rivera Mr. Brooks Pre AP Language Arts 22 November 2016 Rhetorical Analysis Essay [introduction](insert introduction here)It’s not about ‘I’, but ‘You’ and ‘We’\\\,Obama’s Deep Sense of Humility,Winning the Cynics Over, It’s about falling in love with Michelle too,, Story of One, Story of Many, Rich Usage of Rhetorical Devices,Utmost Conviction and Progressive Rhythm [thesis] {In this (text) (author) tries to persuade (audience (be specific)) that (rhetoric purpose) by…

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    research because he believed an unused frozen fertilized egg is a person not based on science off religious faith “I also believe human life is a sacred gift from our creator.” said George Bush. One of the first things President Obama did after his inauguration was an executive order to lift the ban so researchers have funds to cure degenerative diseases, cancer or even viruses. President Obama also had a stronger original healthcare plan with a public option and all states would have to expand…

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    In Montgomery, Alabama, 1963, Governor George Wallace made an Inauguration speech to the political figures and citizens listening to explain why the government is abusing their power, how to stand against the tyranny, and what he wants America to be like. Additionally, he includes comments about separation segregation between races. By using dramatic pauses, wrathful, accusing tone and diction, and religious appeal, along with frequent gestures to the audience, he inspired the south and…

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    With January 20th, 2017 having passed, The United States stands at point capable of reflecting upon the entirety of the Obama presidency. The Obama presidency is easily a controversial one due to the significant developments in both domestic and foreign policy over the last eight years. Being handed a country on the brink of economic depression, while also entangled in multiple military and foreign relation quagmires, Obama was tasked with a problem many would have balked to handle. Nonetheless,…

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    President Obama’s 2008 Inauguration Speech The inauguration speech by President Barrack Obama was just as memorable as the fact that he was the first past of African-American heritage to hold the position of commander in chief of the US. The president’s use of rhetoric as well as his eloquence and background both ethnically and socially created a rich mix that further cemented the legendary status in the speech he made that night in 2008. Specifically, it addressed the new president’s…

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    In Christophe Ena’s photograph, “France Trump Inauguration Protest,” he utilizes pathos-heavy rhetoric to argue for equal rights for women and minorities. On January 21, 2017, millions of women and men marched peacefully in protest of President Donald Trump’s inauguration. What began as a Facebook page dedicated to a Women’s March on Washington, D.C. quickly grew into a worldwide march for women, minority, and immigrant civil rights (Hartocollis, Alcindor). Ena’s photograph captures the protest…

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    There is a lot going on in the world today. The rise of terrorist groups, such as Islamic State in Syria and Iraq (ISIS) and Al-Qaeda, has successfully struck fear into the very souls of Americans. Through social media, these groups have been able to protrude their evil ideals and values into the minds of our more innovative youth. Democrats and Republicans are at constant odds about the issue over in Washington D.C., and President Obama, as many believe, is focusing on the wrong issues.…

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