Deplorable Persuasive Speech

Donald Trump as Commander in Chief is a tremendously scary proposition for many people. The mere prospect of the consequences of his presidency has ignited a renewed interest in social justice and the progressive movement around the country. There is comfort to be found in that, because it means we are not alone. More people are waking up to the reality that "the way we've always done it" is just that, and you should only do things the way you've always done them until you learn a better

I should like to start this address with congratulating President Donald Trump (who is out steamrolling the media and liberals everywhere in his haste for effective and efficient government) with his UPSET victory in this past election. We were told we couldn’t pull this off, that we were the minority, that our principles were those of

The election of Donald Trump exposed the depths of division in America today, and the duration of his presidency, no matter how long, will be a true test of this nation. No doubt, we are about to step onto the longest roller coaster ride of most of our lives, and none of us lined up for it. Nonetheless, this is our reality now. All that is left to do is deal with it.

A little over a week ago, January 20th, marked the 45th president’s inauguration. On this day, many people celebrated and in fact was in full support of HIM, Donald Trump. To some, his “accomplishments” have been successful and will indeed make America “Great Again.” For the rest, the saner, his controversial actions have disgusted not only the people of America, but the people of the world.

You know politics are completely out of whack when you have Political Party members calling their Candidate cancer. The act Hillary Clinton should’ve taken her to jail. After reading this article, I have come to find that most people in America vote for the party, not the person who is running for it. How before electoral college votes, Hillary was still up in the election after all she had done and contributed to the debt of the DNC, I have no idea.

Hillary received a large amount of scrutiny for her comments on the typical role of the first lady. Bill Clinton was often quoted saying that by electing him, the American people would receive two for the price of one, referring to him and Hillary of course.

Since that déjà vu moment, when her quavering falsetto echoed through the Senate chamber, informing us that we’re in danger of being swamped by Muslims (not Asians), her support has quadrupled.

Democrats must point out to voters the misogynistic, racist, and classist comments that these groups are making. While Democrats shouldn’t focus entirely on race/gender/inequality or even use it as a front-and-center issue that they deem most important, they must bring these concepts to the minds of the rightwing voters who are listening to the demagogues within the rightwing. Take for instance the 2016 election. While Donald Trump’s comments on misogyny were widely attacked and criticized within the media and those who supported Hillary Clinton, these comments and the clues they held regarding Trump’s way of thinking were not explicitly brought to the public’s attention through political candidates who may have had some sway on voter’s opinions. They were instead only reported on by media that Trump’s supporters would never see anyway. Had Donald Trump’s outlandish claims and quotes been tackled more directly and been analyzed for the public, many may have backed out of his support for him. Many of Trump’s supporters don’t realize that they are being played on the idea of race and that their fears are being widely exploited for the power gains of the few. This is especially prevalent in the white families that Donald Trump secured in his election who voted for him based on economic security, but who

Trump interrupted with phrases like, “that’s called business, by the way” and Hilary interrupted with laughs and saying that what trump was saying was wrong. They both filled the debate with rude remarks and comments. “Trumped up, trickled down,” is a phrase coined by Hilary Clinton when she was talking about how she disagreed with trump’s policy of cutting taxes for business to create more jobs. Trump is also bashed Hilary by saying that she was a “typical politician; all talk, no action, sounds good, doesn’t work.” These are both examples of rude remarks that were made during the debate to try to make the other candidate look

For example, Lusher quotes past interviews with Trump giving less-than-respectable remarks about specific women such as: “fat” and “ugly” about Rosie O’Donnell, as well as, “She’s a slob. She ate like a pig.” However, Clinton does not include specific names of who Trump was talking about, implying that his words are a general idea of women. Though, it becomes clear that the origin of these statements had nothing to do with women as a general populace, if voters do their research. Which is something Clinton assumes voters will not do, hence underestimating their intelligence. Nonetheless, the Democratic candidate is relying on her schemes to mold a crooked idea of Trump for impending voters to gain

Clinton recommended that all Americans were powerless to predisposition. "I think shockingly an excessive number of us in this awesome nation make a hasty judgment about each other," she said.

This statement was made by her after a brief absence from Trump's campaigns following the bullying and mocking she faced on the internet when parts of her 2016 Republican National Convention speech were found to be plagiarized from Michelle Obama's speech at the 2008 Democratic National Convention.

Now, as an open minded free citizen, it is possible for me to recognize the ideals, beliefs, and visions of a Hillary Clinton supporter. However, the two different groups of individuals can see the same issue from drastically different perspectives. I hope you can excuse me for the difference of our beliefs and respect me in the same manner. The country has become divided and the unity we strive to express through being one nation undivided has been abruptly interrupted by conflict caused by elections. Many of these issues are categorized by the people in a manner of right, or wrong. I know I can believe in my own decisions and choices of candidate and others are strong supporters and represent strong beliefs to support their candidate. Pardon

So, Donald Trump is the president-elect and I still wake up every morning with a slightly dead soul and single tear shedding down my face. I remembered being bright-eyed, optimistic, and a proud supporter and campaigner for Bernie Sanders. My expectations for the future was set extremely high and I thought that there was an immense progression in the country with who we were as Americans and what we demanded ourselves. However, to my dismay as well as large portion of the outraged country, this was certainly was not the case. This is the reality, this is my reality, this is our reality. I was heartbroken, numb, and angry would be a complete understatement. This was the time where I didn’t want to be an American, I furiously thought of ways how a broke college student could somehow make it to Canada to live a life of free health care and celebrated diversity, and how I wanted to drop kick Donald Trump and the members of the electoral college in their throats. My hope was crushed but my drive to fight, (not physically) was and still is prevalent. So, with that said, we should all educate ourselves to be politically woke even if you hate

Since Hillary has political experience she persuades voters with the use of logical reasoning and political rhetoric. The article Psychology of Persuasion quotes Hillary as saying, “One looks to be hunkering down with homework, research and rehearsals, while the other [Donald Trump] seems to be taking an on-the-fly casual approach to what could be the most important 90 minutes of the presidential election.” Not only is Hillary able to take jabs at Trump she is using her previous political knowledge to persuade individuals to think Trump is inexperienced and should not waste the time of citizens who are looking for change in America.