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This political cartoon was created by Jim Morin. This cartoon was created to show the shooting at a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado. The shooting took place in July 2012. Jim’s political cartoon was created to mock the government when it came to the NRA. It shows that the government is under the authority when it comes to shootings with the NRA.

Leonard Pitts take a stand against President Trump in “Mr. President: ‘Just who the hell do you think you are?’” Pitts portrays the point with not only the use of pathos but also logos as he asks the President to examine who he is, and reminding him of where and who he is serving.

There have been many highly publicized gun-related incidents, such as the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012, that have renewed that call for even stricter gun control measures for both politicians and members of the media. The push for greater controls on firearms is bad policy with regards to the protection of our rights as U.S. citizens, our safety from those mean us harm, and the maintenance of an important economic market for providing legal firearms for both sport and protection. Rather than making gun ownership harder for law abiding U.S. citizens, we should be more aggressively enforcing the gun-related laws currently in place, while looking for ways to make legal gun ownership less complicated and burdensome. This will help protect the constitutional freedoms of future generations while making us safer now.

He addresses poverty, bad education, and crime and states that he will stop all this wrong. President Trump then speaks of his foreign policies and how he believes that America should concentrate on itself with the line ,”From this day forward, it's going to be only America first, America first”. He later begins to address terrorism and his tone changes from a more uplifting tone to a serious one when he states,” We will reinforce old alliances and form new ones and unite the civilized world against radical Islamic terrorism, which we will eradicate from the face of the Earth”. This sentence can be seen as bigot since he specifically states radical Islamic terrorism while radical muslims are not the only terrorists in the world. By stereotyping, President Trump is not showing much logos therefore not appealing to a large part of the

On July 21, 2016, at the Republican National Conventions, one of the longest acceptance speeches was given by Donald Trump (USA Today). Clocking in at about an hour and fifteen minutes, Donald Trump’s speech made the crowd chant almost constantly with different facts he threw out, even if the facts weren’t one hundred percent truthful. No matter who he may have appealed to the using logos and ethos, his credibility and honesty were not the finest, destroying the effectiveness.

I agree with this political cartoon’s message because gun control isn’t going to stop criminals from having a gun. They will find a way to get it one way or another. So the people should be able to have a gun to at least protect them from

One example of a story of difference that is used to perpetuate oppression in today’s society, is the controversial remarks given by Donald Trump when speaking of immigrants coming from Mexico. According to the Associated Press, Donald Trump stated that Mexico sent the United States, its immigrants who carry numerous problems (drugs, rape, crime, etc.) for America to solve (2015). Donald Trump further stated that the United States had become a dumping ground for other people’s problems (Associated Press, 2015). These comments initially sparked widespread outrage and confusion by the public, while few hesitantly agreed with the presidential candidate. Although organizations such as NBC and Univision ended their business relations with Trump,

Trump builds pathos in his speech by using various rhetorical strategies and appealing to the audience’s current problems. His tone when he speaks at the podium as well as the written text in the speech is powerful and well-suited to make the readers and listeners believe that he meant what he said, subtly creating pathos and ethos. Besides the tone in his speech, the way President Trump speaks increases his pathos immensely. Various usages of repeating sentence structures such as “this is your day. This is your celebration” and utilization of short sentences in a steady rhythm make his points clear and precise. Not only did the skilled rhetorical writing techniques make Trump’s intentions clear to his audience, the steady rhythm builds tension and excitement for those who listen to his speech, thus increases his pathos. By using pronouns such as “we” and “our” multiple times throughout the speech, he presents his proclamation in a personal light to the audience and speaks to the audience with a strong determination; this makes the audience gain more interest in what he says or believe that Trump will accomplish his claims, even people who may not have trusted him in the first place. He also used the term “we” to refer to both the citizens and himself as a whole to create as sense of unity, indicating that he and the audience are working together and heading towards the same goal. After Trump gained his audience’s attention, he used

When a country has experienced tension in the past, the route chosen has usually been political change. Throughout the twentieth and twenty first century, movements from both ends of the political spectrum have spread all over the world. Leftist movements like socialism and communism arose. However, the right end of the political spectrum had movements like fascism. With the 2016 presidential election being held in the United States, this pattern has surfaced yet again. In many ways, the counterpart for Bernie Sander’s “Political Revolution” is offered by the likely GOP nominee, Donald Trump. Trump, both widely liked and hated across the globe, has been called many names. While some terms may exaggerate the truth, one of these terms has legitimate truth to it: fascist. Donald Trump has proved that he is a fascist through his policies, rallies, and presence on social media.

Chappatte’s cartoon represents the fear many Americans feel that the quick temper and rash judgement Trump has shown during his campaign would continue and impact his decision making if he were President. By characterizing Trump’s ill-tempered composure through cartoon and comparing it to that of a impetuous child, Chapette shows Trump’s temperament would be unfit to handle the critical responsibilities required of being

My reaction to Trump's statement was dissatisfaction. When you read the statement, it seems as if he might actually be concerned. When you watch the statement, you hear the lack of empathy in his voice, the lack of emotion in general. My reaction to the situation itself was heartache. School shootings have become so normalized, which makes it even more tragic. The fact that the AR-15 used was purchased legally is disturbing. Donald Trump barely discusses what will be done to prevent this from happening again. He claims that schools will be made safer, but doesn't say how. Trump states that the "difficult issue of mental health" will be resolved. Is this man planning on curing my depression? What does he mean it will be tackled? Of course mental

There has been a lot of talk about the 2016’s presidential candidates, and Donald Trump is the one leading the popularity poll. I do not agree with his views concerning immigration and the comments he has made on the Latino community are sickening. Frankly, I do not believe he will ever become President of The United States of America.

These shots fired at Trump could be aimed at the media's coverage of this matter as well. Throughout the speech the camera is cutting back and forth from Obama to Trump. Trump has a stiff and genuine smile which never ceases to stay fixed upon his face. No retort nor dismissal towards these claims is fired back from Trump. This reinforces the suspicion that the light-hearted comical speech is a show for a deeper more serious appeal. The video clip ends with Obama chuckling at the photo of the White House, however the speech continues. Keeping in mind that this publication was broadcast live to America and the audience is filled with influential people and media outlets, Obama's speech quickly turns to what is the pivotal point of

Donald J. Trump (b. 1946) a Republican,is a billionaire, businessman and television personality, who never served in the military or held government office. In June 2015, he announced his candidacy for president, with this type candidate credentials. “Our country is in terrible trouble. We don’t have victories any more,” and he promised to “build a great, great wall on our Southern border. And I will have Mexico pay for it.” he said. Trump has run an unconventional campaign, relying on frequent coverage on television and a personal use of social media.

Donald J. Trump is a perfect example of the American example of overcoming adversity, having set new standards of perfection in business. He is however an autocratic leader who concentrates decision-making, and exerts absolute power. He includes himself with the minutest of points of interest of his business, and restrictions contributions from a handpicked few in his team. (Brighthubpmcom, 2017)