Rhetorical Analysis Of Dale Peterson's Campaign

In this commercial, Dale Peterson is running for the republican nomination for Alabama’s agriculture commission. His campaign takes place on a ranch with a horse, which persuades the audience to vote for him in the category he is running for. In this particular ad the targeted audience is made up of Republicans and those who may not belong to a political party. Although this isn’t the first nor the last political party campaign that’s been televised, Dale Peterson did a great job getting his point across is less than two minutes. To me this commercial is very successful in persuading its audience to vote for him as a nominee for Alabama’s agriculture commission, because he’s been a farmer, a business man, and a marine during the Vietnam War. Secondly, he is responsible and accountable for the state’s wealth, which is five billion dollars, and furthermore, if the citizens of Alabama don’t vote for him, they may be at risk for losing their farms.
He is saying to not only the citizens, but also viewers from other areas that he has been a: farmer, business man, and marine during the Vietnam War, so you should believe him when he says that voting for him as the Republican of Alabama’s agriculture commission, is the best path to follow. Right off the bat the Republican Party along with other’s share an instant connection based on his accomplishments. He’s showing that he is a well-rounded American that can relate with anyone who was any of those things. He knows the struggles of the state and of the nation as a whole and if you vote for him that’ll be the best decision you’ll make due to him having hands on experience in different