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Obama's Rhetoric

Prompt: Evaluate the candidate’s rhetoric as convincing or ineffectual and explain why. Summarize of the candidate’s platform which you chose. Discuss the most salient rhetorical strategies employed, including any fallacies you find, and the effect of the candidate’s rhetoric on you.
Obama’s Rhetoric

Barack Obama once said “Hope in the face of difficulty. Hope in the face of uncertainty. The audacity of hope!” (2004 Democratic National Convention). To the common person, these sentences may be just words, but with the help of rhetoric, it has been transformed to have a deeper meaning that the audience will perceive. Obama’s appeals to pathos and use of body language makes his standpoint on homeland security exceptionally convincing.
Obama uses rhetorical strategies, such as body language and appeals to pathos, to enhance his overall appearance and speech delivery. In the second presidential debate, Obama has a relaxed posture and uses circular hand motions......


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