Summary Of Bernie Sanders's Speech At The Iowa State Fair

On August 15, 2015, Bernie Sanders spoke at the Iowa State Fair to talk about several political issues being discussed by presidential candidates. Sanders spoke about human rights for everyone, the inequality gap and the minimum wage, as well as supporting a national health care plane by expanding Medicare to all. The central idea of his speech was that no matter what gender, race, or sexual orientation anyone is, they deserve the same basic human rights everyone needs, as well as equality and living wages for all. The specific details and key elements that supported his speech were all the facts that he gave and defining what family values should already be defined as. The speech was structured in a way that flowed from topic to topic. The central idea was not stated clearly at the beginning but was reiterated several times throughout the entire speech. The key words that were used were Family values, corrupt, and human rights. Sanders implied by using these words what he planned to do if elected president and what these words meant to him. My overall opinion of the speech was that it was very god and powerful. I agreed with Sanders upon all the topics he covered as well.
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