Fallacies In Marco Rubio's Presidential Campaign

Marco Rubio believes that the protection of life is an important value for this society. He believes the Roe v. Wade was morally wrong and should be overturned. Rubio is pro-life and supports many pro-life policies. The Republican Party platform strongly opposes abortion, and fights to defund abortion at the federal level. They support a constitutional amendment which will end abortion entirely. Rubio’s stance on abortion is similar to the Republican Party platform. Both Rubio and the platform are pro-life and both want to stop abortion as they feel it is morally unacceptable. Thus, Rubio’s stance on abortion is basically the same as the GOP platform.

Marco Rubio is a Florida senator who is running for president in the 2016 election

Marco Rubio, the previous Senator of Florida, presented ways he could contribute to make “A New American Century” for our nation in the years to come if elected as president. People have expressed their concerns to Rubio that they do not recognize their own country. Rubio believes this is because in 2008, we elected someone (Obama) who was not interested in fixing America, but who wanted to fundamentally and radically change America. He believes that America has created this idea that if anyone is successful, that they have done something wrong. Americans have created a nation that is different than what the nation was fundamentally built upon because we have started to place the constitution as if it is an annoyance, saying traditional Americans

Trump's political successes are in a large part due to what James author of Situating Speech: A Rhetorical Approach to Political strategy “The effectiveness of strategy will partly depend on how a speaker utilizes the prevailing conditions of any speech event (audiences, situations of the time).” In other words, the effectiveness of a rhetorical strategy depends on how the speaker utilizes the times of the day. Which, in modern times requires the persuader to utilize multiple mediums to reach the public. Furthermore the persuader must be able to deal with the constant news

For example, although JFK and Nixon brought up figures on homelessness, hunger, and the economy, none of the examples made the public feel scared to live in America. Donald Trump on the other hand says things about how China can beat us in everything and terrorists live to kill us every day. Although these things may be true, I am not sure fear is as persuasive as Trump may think it is. Another example is how Nixon tried to use testimonial as a tactic when speaking about how he was once poor. Ben Carson does a fair job of implementing testimonial phrases when speaking about medicine, but other than that, today’s candidates try to ruin other candidate’s names rather than speaking to their

Speaking of that, there have been numerous cases of protestors being denied entrance or escorted out of the event for no good reason

Bush consistently employs several rhetorical strategies in order to establish his credibility throughout his address. The primary way that Bush establishes this credibility is by using his speech to

The republican nominee and his staff did not withhold from exploiting informal fallacies in their broadcastings either. A great example comes from John McCain’s commercial titled “Compare”. In this commercial, McCain tries to appeal to the value of economic security by commenting on the economic policies of Barack Obama; the republican manipulates this information with different fallacies: False dilemma which is a fallacy of logos that “oversimplifies a complex issue so that only two choices appear possible” (Ramage et Al. 2012), for example, he implies that if you vote for the Democratic candidate you would get higher taxes, your income would be spread, the nation would experience new spending and small businesses would suffer while voting for John McCain would ensure your job, your income, he would freeze the nation’s

The Flaws of a Presidential Advertisement “Mitt Romney’s not the solution, he’s the problem,” claims one 2012 presidential election commercial aiming to discredit Romney. (BarackObama.com, Obama for America TV Ad: Firms). In 2012, Barack Obama and Mitt Romney both ran for president of the United States, each running negative campaign ads against the other. Many such ads contained holes in logic, or fallacies. These ads were also equipped with large of amounts of rhetoric to persuade people to vote for a certain candidate.

As President Barack Obama’s term is coming to an end, it is time for reelection. It is time for another individual to improve our country, overcome its flaws. It is time for beliefs to be shared, but most importantly, it is the time for everyone in our country to have an opinion on who should lead us into success or for a better future. Marco Rubio, a senator in Florida, is a Republican who is running for president in our upcoming election. Starting as a City Commissioner for West Miami to a U.S Senate seat, Mr. Rubio has been involved in the government for a numerous amount of years. This may seem as an advantage, but Presidential candidates are not examined by their appearance nor their connection, it is by their ambition they wish to achieve as president. As for Marco Rubio, he has quite a few goals that are debatable and others that will benefit the U.S.

It all started when Donald Trump got on stage and announced his run as president of the United States of America. Everyone, including me, thought it was a joke. While at School I would hear kids laughing about how he was actually running for president. Me, not really being into politics at the time thought it was a cool thing for a guy who ran, and bankrupted many companies, to be running for president.

Marco Rubio is approaching the primary election and there are several goals and objectives he must first accomplish along with strategies and tactics, in order to win and stand out among the other candidates. Based off this campaign so far, Rubio needs to win the upcoming debate and increase his polling up to at least 15%. Next, he needs to increase his support group in Florida and beat out Jeb Bush. He can gain more support by using his background to grow the Latino vote continuing to share his American Dream story. Lastly, he needs to bring the Republican Party together and prove to the GOP that he is ready to handle the candidacy and become their first choice. Therefore, these objectives will ensure his primary election win and later in

Every four years when the presidential election comes around, all we see on tv are political ad campaigns during commercials. Some ads show the candidate positively, while others show the candidate negatively. Then there are the ones that don't make any sense, like the one about Donald Trump’s tiny hands. Ted Cruz introduced a commercial called Always Has during his run at the Republican nomination for president. While the campaign “Always Has” by Cruz for president does a good job in that it points out all the good aspects Ted Cruz has achieved so far, uplifting music, color choice, and testaments, it doesn’t work in that it does not state any information on what Ted Cruz plans to continue to do as president.

Currently, the Presidency of the United States is coming close to the final and whoever gets elected president is an accomplished liar. Both of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are using the political skills to argue because their major party candidates for president have to appear to be fully qualified to occupy the Oval Office. After watching of these videos of both Hillary and Trump’s speech, in my opinion, I analyze three types of informal fallacies from their speeches such as argument against the person, hasty generalization, and appeal to people; especially, appeal to vanity.

Logical fallacies are common in the political races in the United States, whether they’re in advertisements or in a speech given by a candidate. During the presidential election of 2012, logical fallacies seemed to be more