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    Book Review a Love Affair

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    Bernard Goldberg 2009 A Slobbering Love Affair Regnery Publishing‚ INC. 978-1-59698-090-7 A Slobbering Love Affair addresses the lack of objectivity surrounding the 2009 presidential election. This book is very witty and brings about many unanswered questions. Bernard Goldberg points out many obvious truths that are avoided by the mass media outlets. Goldberg was spot on with all of the facts‚ which brought the reader to think on a different level. Goldberg stayed on subject

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    Kennedy‚ thirty fifth president of the United States and Barack Obama‚ forty fourth and current president‚ were leaders but had different points of views when it came to leading. Even though they ruled over the same country they differed in their views of equality‚ freedom and justice. John F. Kennedy served as president from 1961 until he was killed in 1963. He was the youngest president in America ever elected and was also the youngest to die. He won the elections in 1960 against republican candidate

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    Obama's Rhetoric

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    Barack Obama’s Inaugural Address: Metaphor and Values as Captivating Strategies to Celebrate a Presidency M. PILAR GUITART ESCUDERO Coordinadora Área Lengua-Lingüística Hispanic Studies Program University of Virginia VA‚ EEUU C/ Ramón Gordillo‚ 4 46010 Valencia E-mail: pilar.guitart@uvavalencia.org Tel. +34 96 3691 485 BARACK OBAMA’S INAUGURAL ADDRESS: METAPHOR AND VALUES AS CAPTIVATING STRATEGIES TO CELEBRATE A PRESIDENCY ABSTRACT: Barack Obama’s rhetorical style is broadly acknowledged to be

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    INTRODUCTION In Our First Unisex President?: Black Masculinity and Obama’s Feminine Side‚1 Frank Rudy Cooper posits that President Obama consciously performed a feminine identity2 in order to navigate the tricky waters of race and gender in the presidential election. 3 Cooper notes that white popular culture perceives black masculinity as bipolar: there are "good blacks" and "bad blacks. ’ A According to white popular culture‚ the "Bad Black Man is animalistic‚ sexually depraved‚ and crimeprone."5 His

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    Rhythm and Rhetoric: A Linguistic Analysis of Obama’s Inaugural Address Liilia Batluk Supervisor: Stuart Foster School of Humanities Halmstad University Bachelor’s thesis in English Acknowledgment My appreciations to my supervisor Stuart Foster for very helpful advice during the research. Abstract In this essay I shall analyze Barack Obama’s Inaugural Address‚ January‚ 2009 from the perspective of various linguistic techniques. More specifically‚ I shall propose and focus on the idea that the

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    Embracing Change

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    Embracing Change If Barack Obama were reelected as the United States President‚ would change transpire? Located in Charlotte‚ North Carolina‚ Eva Longoria took the podium at the Democratic National Convention just before 8:20p.m on September 6‚ 2012. Eva Longoria was asked by the Democratic Party to speak on behalf of Barack Obama‚ with the primary intent to target the Latino population‚ especially women. On the surface‚ it appeared that Eva Longoria’s purpose was to speak publically in support

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    THE influence of technology on the United States presidential elections is an on going debate among candidates and voters. "Has technology‚ such as the television‚ made elections more accessible‚ or has it moved candidates from pursuing issues‚ to pursuing image?" Television has pressured presidential candidates to succeed in the presentation of their image‚ instead of pursuing issues important to the well being of America‚ as a democratic nation. IN the past several decades‚ the country has

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    transformational leader who wants to achieve a deep change and mobilises therefore a lot of followers. In his election campaign he had three principles: Respect! Empower! Include! He said “It’s not about me‚ it’s about you!”. The people felt attracted to Obama and were sure that he will be the perfect President. He received so many donations for his campaign like no president before in the history of the United Stated. He benefited from the big advantage that the people were very dissatisfied with George W.

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    Obama Rhetorical Analyzis

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    Obama’s Acceptance Speech 2008 Rhetorical analysis Obama has‚ since his debut as a nationally known political speaker in 2004‚ grown to become one of the most outstanding speakers in recent years. His presidential nomination acceptance speech provides a perfect example of how he carefully mixes the best rhetoric‚ delivery and substance to deliver an outstanding speech. Obama starts his speech by addressing and accepting his nomination as the democratic presidential candidate. He refers to older

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    Senator Barack Obama

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    government of the United States of America‚ still‚ currently able to make this statement truthfully to every citizen in its ’ domain? Many say it is not; and consequently‚ many believe it is time for change in the Whitehouse. Our system of prioritizing major issues involving the national well-being is currently skewed‚ and there is need for immediate reformation in policy. One man promising to address this problem‚ and bring on this change in the government‚ is current Democratic Presidential Nominee: Senator

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