Jose Guzman Campaign Speech Analysis

When I grow up, foods becomes popular especially processed food. I stayed alive and healthy because of those foods. Although now that I am more knowledgeable about foods, I realize that I do not need those food to survive. What I consumed everyday is very toxic and very unhealthy. When we get a chance to understand more about it, I realize and got inspired that I should go on a Plant-Based Diet. First of all, what is Plant-Based Diet? According to the article from Kaiser called The Plant-based Diet Booklet the author defines this plan as “This eating plan includes lots of plant foods in their whole, unprocessed form, such as vegetables, fruits, beans, lentils, nuts, seeds, whole grains, and small amounts of healthy fats. It does not include

I am a young adult in my late teens early twenties who lives in New York City. I am a citizen with the background of a latino and have parents who are both hispanic. There are a lot of issues currently going on at this time around the world that call for some change to be done. Because of everything I stand for and where I come from I would like the candidate I vote for to become president to focus on changing the way immigration is dealt with as well as bettering the economy and education in this country. Due to this the perfect candidate to fulfill the role of ruling the government in a way I think would benefit all citizens would be Abraham Castillo.

Bryan Stevenson talks a lot about genocide not only in his book but also when he does public speeches. The execution of prisoner accused of serious crimes is a form of genocide. In the book, Stevenson talks about how other countries has the process of truth and reconciliation. But in the United States of America, he tells us that we want the opposite. Stevenson talks about how we do not want to talk about race, inequality, poverty, incarceration, and excessive punishment. He talks about how we as a country lack this and in order for the country to improve, we must consider the need for truth and reconciliation.

The State of the Union Address given by President Barack Obama on January 12, 2016, has a confident tone. Throughout his speech, Obama references the strength and influence America has on other countries. The dominant and assertive diction and sentence structure used by Obama is confident, which leads to a powerful climax, “The United States of America is the most powerful nation on Earth. Period...when it comes to every important international issue, people of the world do not look to Beijing or Moscow to lead — they call us” (Obama). Tone is a speaker’s attitude toward the subject and audience. By including a confident tone in his speech, Obama was able to directly orate to the entire country his point of view on the country’s presence and

The terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centers that took place on 11 September 2001 will never be forgotten among American citizens. The complete destruction of the Twin Towers and the massive death toll of the attacks left the United States in a widespread panic. On 14 September 2001, President George W. Bush stepped up and delivered a speech later titled the “Remarks at the National Day of Prayer and Remembrance Service.” President Bush proved that he was the leader that the United States needed at this extremely difficult time. Bush delivered this speech to his fellow Americans in an attempt to calm the panicking nation. President George W. Bush achieved his purpose through the speech’s structure, his word choice, and his use of the rhetorical devices of anaphora and repetition.

My name is Rony Lopez and I am currently attending Spring Early College Academy in the Spring Independent School District. I received my letter on Friday stating I was denied for acceptance to the University of Houston Main Campus. I would like to receive more information on the reason I was denied to your university.

To my fellow congress men. As I stand before you today, I have nothing but sorrow in my heart and a determination in mind. Over the past years, it has not been silent, but an issue that has been raised within the public. Leaders, people for many generations will say “they stood up for the rights of people others were against”. People of colour, in the South, did not get treated with respect, if anything they were being treated of a much less race.

Justin Trudeau is our new elected Prime minister and Canadians have many questions about what this means and what comes next.

You have all been very kind to Donald and me, to our young son, Barron, and to our whole family. It’s a very nice welcome, and we are excited to be with you at this historic convention.

In the rhetorical form pathos Obama’s writing invoke the seriousness of slavery and inequality in America. Through his writing Obama highlights much of the unjust and shameful history of America pertaining to race. Obama’s speech highlights the history of racial discrimination in America and how the issue has evolved over the years, yet is still an ongoing thing. With Obama being one who can recall the struggle of being black and growing up in America, much appeal to emotion simply comes from his personal story. In a passage Obama states, “I have brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews, uncles and cousins, of every race and every hue, scattered across three continents, and for as long as I live, I will never forget that in no other country on Earth is my story even possible” (5). Here it can be seen that Obama connects with his audience in letting them know that nowhere else would his story be able except America. It is also important to note that Obama at the time was the first serious black candidate to run for president.

Most importantly during Castro’s visit he addressed the United Nations General Assembly on September 26 1960. Although Castro first remarked that the address would be brief, his speech lasted four and a half hours, still standing as the longest speech given in the U.N. today. Andrews describes the contents of the speech when he writes, “The speech included a stern condemnation of the United States’ foreign policy toward Cuba and other small nations in Latin America and Africa. Castro then went on to accuse American leaders of plotting his government’s destruction and supporting “imperialist” and “monopolist” forces around the world” (Andrews Pg. 8). Castro’s remarks only widened the already strained relations between Cuba and the United States. Castro also applauded that Soviets and Khrushchev telling the United Nations that Cuba would not stand alone if acted against. Castro’s journey home would be shortly interrupted do to the ceasing of his plan by American creditors for non-payment of debt, this would only effect Castro for a moment who took a plane ride back to Cuba with Khrushchev on his private jet.

When we had HOPE… 50 years ago today, on June 5, 1968 as you can see this picture Robert F. Kennedy have won a victory speech at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California. Dolores Huerta is a Mexican-American labor leader and civil rights. She helped to organize nationwide boycott of abusive grape growers with Cesar Chavez. She's an old friend of Bobby, who has worked with the union. Right top corner is Paul Schrade he was been supported to Bobby and all the effort he had put State of California. Ethel Kennedy beloved wife of his life. He loves her so much she's been supportive to him and his amazing 11 children too. They had wonderful big family by having love, respect and caring.

In his speech on new gun control measures, Barack Obama outlines a number of executive actions he plans to put forth to curb gun violence and loopholes that allow criminals to obtain firearms. Obama, president from 2008 to current day, directs his want for change towards the audience of American voters. Congress was not on his side when he called for required background checks for all who wish to purchase a weapon. The purpose of his speech is to provide a reasoning that will appeal to both political parties, and persuade people from all backgrounds to make a change with him. Barack Obama's speech on gun control is a credible source for academic writing because he effectively uses ethos, pathos, and logos to make an argument for stricter gun laws.

God bless the people of the mighty nation. Let me start out by saying that today my family and I stand before you and thank you for your strength and perseverance through this long hard fought battle. We know that Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ was by our side he whole way. My wife Heidi and I, and our two amazing daughters Catherine and Caroline would like to thank the Republican National Committee and the great people of America for their support and nomination for the republican Presidential candidate. With this nomination, us as a nation have proven that we will not be intimidated by angry, loudmouthed, racist, sexist, bullies. Nor will we fall into the death grip that corporate wealth has on politics. Our Grassroots army has shown that we are willing to fight for what we believe in and are strong enough to fight off our opponents. As we march on to the Presidential election in November, we will gain strength, we will gain numbers, and we will sweep the nation and I will become President of this great

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