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    Barack Obama engages his audience through means of promoting inclusivity‚ an informal friendly stance and a family appeal. The non-verbal communication and rhetorical devices Obama uses adds up to a very engaging speech. I will be comparing Obama’s race speech in Philadelphia with the David Letterman interview. The structure of Obama’s Speech is very important. The words are made to flow from beginning to end‚ without break. The speech starts by Obama placing himself in history with the 1787

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    and President Barack Obama both explain their views and key aspects on taxes‚ oil/energy‚ and immigration by arguing and stating their opinions and ideas. However Barack Obama conveys his message more directly and thoroughly than Romney. Obama begins his argument on taxes saying that he wants to “relieve the middle classes‚” of the increasing tax rates that are being placed upon them; as well as to “cut taxes for small businesses‚” and allow them to grow and help our economy. Obama uses ethos and

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    its post-9/11 foreign policy. Its policy created shifts in alliances and became a polarizing issue both domestically and internationally. The US has had a significant shift since Barack Obama took office‚ moving away from the foreign policy that was in place under George W. Bush. • Discuss the major changes the Obama administration made to US foreign policy. • Analyze these changes in the context of the international system level‚ state level‚ and individual level. It is arguable that the Bush

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    The main theme displayed in President Barack Obama’s Inaugural Speech is equality among all Americans. Equality among all Americans is a theme displayed in the 2013 inaugural speech. At the beginning of the speech‚ the President of the United States says “All men are created equal‚ that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights” (Obama). Obama was opening his speech with the first line of the U.S. Declaration of Independence. “All men are created equal” is what defines The

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    Secretary Chu‚ and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger paid visits to the Solyndra offices. In truth this was only the beginning of problems to come. Even though there were auditors raising concerns about whether Solyndra can continue as a company President Obama visits Solyndra in 2010 as states “that Solyndra is a model company”. (Washington Post Sept. 23 2011). Then in August 2011 this so called “model company” filed for bankruptcy and closes its plant. This is where the problems begin with Solyndra. With

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    Michelle Obama was very passionate in her speech. She expresses her disbelief about what our society is currently allowing to happen in this election cycle. Using logic‚ emotions‚ and her undeniable credibility‚ she was extremely successful in her attempt to discredit Donald Trump even further‚ if that’s even possible. Although I didn’t agree when Michelle Obama said that "Hilary embodies that is great about America‚" her opponent is so beyond unqualified‚ that her scandals‚ flaws‚ and corruption

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    Conflict Response In Early-August of this year‚ the Obama administration airlifted $400 million in cash to Iran‚ the very same day four Americans imprisoned in Tehran were released‚ sparking questions as to if the cash payment was a negotiation with terrorists (PBS‚ 2016‚ p. 1). In January of this year‚ the Obama administration did announce these payments as “the money was owed as part of a failed arms deal prior to the 1979 Islamic Revolution” (PBS‚ 2016‚ p. 1). However‚ many are wondering why

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    difficult decisions to make for the American people. After reading Unit 3‚ answer the following question(s): Given what you now know about how Congress works and how a bill is passed‚ what do you think the likelihood of success will be for President Obama to implement his agenda? In retrospect‚ you can identify past presidents and how well they were in implementing their agenda? Please stay out of the politics and use the PROCESS of implementation as the foundation of your answer. Include citations

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    In the article "What Obama Hopes To Accomplish Before Leaving The White House" The Onion uses accomplishments and fails from President Barack Obama’s two terms as president and puts a lighthearted spin on them using horatian satire. In this piece Barack Obama is putting together a frivolous to-do checklist to complete before he leaves office. The article takes many accomplishments of Barack Obama during his presidency and uses it in a humorous context. This draws on the audience’s pathos and

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    the rational and reasons behind your point of view. (feel free to do your own online internet search) Introduction When Senator Barack Obama launched his campaign for the presidency in early 2007‚ the challenge for a long-shot candidate was to build a grassroots movement so big it could overcome strong primary challengers and‚ eventually‚ a well-financed GOP. The Obama campaign couldn ’t afford to do things the usual way‚ so it invested in some seasoned people and some brand-new tools to help rethink

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