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Donald Trump's Rhetorical Analysis
For my tenth journal I’m writing about Donald Trump. One of his logos is he doesn’t want the baby to be aborted last week before his/her birth. Also his logos is that he wants strong borders, no amnesty and to get rid of the bad people. As well as,his logos regosinate Nafta or cancel Nafta and create a new trade deal. His ethos is questionable when nine women said that they have been touched by Donald. But, he says he doesn’t even know them and that Hillary sent these women to make him look bad. But nine women isn’t a small number to be considered lying. It’s nine women, not one or two to call them liars. It’s more than enough to believe them.
His ethos really went then when he called women very disrespectful words but yet he says no one

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