Rhetorical Analysis Of Hillary Clinton
The Democratic National Convention has taken place recently. One of the speakers during this convention was First Lady Michelle Obama. She spoke to support and endorse Hillary Clinton. By using pathos and a demanding but caring tone, Mrs. Obama informs the audience that Hillary Clinton is the best candidate for the presidency because of what she has done for the children of America.
Mrs. Obama appeals to families with pathos , therefore changing voters opinions of Mrs. Clinton. During her speech, she continuously refers to the many changes Secretary Clinton has made to open up more opportunities for children in America. To further support Hillary Clinton, she gives some examples of those changes, such as, "Hillary has spent decades doing the …show more content…
This causes people to think of Secretary Clinton as a trustworthy person. Someone they can count on to reshape America for future generations. This is important because people will not vote for someone they don’t believe in, but by using pathos to bring out her reliable character people feel more secure in choosing her as president. Not only does Mrs. Obama speak about how Mrs. Clinton has helped kids, but she also talks about how much she trusts Secretary Clinton to create an America full of opportunities for her own daughters. She proves her belief in Hillary Clinton saying, "...I trust Hillary to lead this country because I’ve seen her lifelong devotion to our nation’s children, not just her own daughter, who she has raised to perfection, but -- but every child who needs a champion..." (Obama 14). Many people have doubts about Hillary Clinton and if she is the right choice for the presidency. Their doubts are put to rest when Michelle Obama, the First Lady, is speaking about how she entrusts her children's futures to Mrs. Clinton. Claiming this makes it easier for …show more content…
She uses personal experiences with her family to connect to her audience and pull emotions from them. Michelle Obama also stresses the need for action and different ways people can produce a change. Throughout her whole speech she goes back to how she supports Mrs. Clinton and believes that she is the best candidate for the
Mrs. Obama appeals to families with pathos , therefore changing voters opinions of Mrs. Clinton. During her speech, she continuously refers to the many changes Secretary Clinton has made to open up more opportunities for children in America. To further support Hillary Clinton, she gives some examples of those changes, such as, "Hillary has spent decades doing the …show more content…
This causes people to think of Secretary Clinton as a trustworthy person. Someone they can count on to reshape America for future generations. This is important because people will not vote for someone they don’t believe in, but by using pathos to bring out her reliable character people feel more secure in choosing her as president. Not only does Mrs. Obama speak about how Mrs. Clinton has helped kids, but she also talks about how much she trusts Secretary Clinton to create an America full of opportunities for her own daughters. She proves her belief in Hillary Clinton saying, "...I trust Hillary to lead this country because I’ve seen her lifelong devotion to our nation’s children, not just her own daughter, who she has raised to perfection, but -- but every child who needs a champion..." (Obama 14). Many people have doubts about Hillary Clinton and if she is the right choice for the presidency. Their doubts are put to rest when Michelle Obama, the First Lady, is speaking about how she entrusts her children's futures to Mrs. Clinton. Claiming this makes it easier for …show more content…
She uses personal experiences with her family to connect to her audience and pull emotions from them. Michelle Obama also stresses the need for action and different ways people can produce a change. Throughout her whole speech she goes back to how she supports Mrs. Clinton and believes that she is the best candidate for the