Military Persuasive Speech

Today, we stand as proud Americans, and use our free speech as a weapon, the government is concerned about gay marriage, abortion, and many other issues. Another issue that is usually neglected is that many of our beloved veterans are homeless, even after all that they have done for our country. This is not what this was meant for and I believe we are abusing our right of free speech. Our veterans did not fight these wars for us to bring another war out of something won. That is what we are leading to. Another war all because we don’t know how to use our valuable prizes.

Attention-getter: “School ownership is our goal.” Who on earth would want to have full control over a school and its students? The military would

In Mary Fisher’s 1992 Republican National Convention Address, the overall goal is to encourage the audience and people everywhere

The Keynote Address at 2004 Democratic National Convention is a popular speech by Barack Obama that demonstrates the power of rhetoric. It was given by Obama, senator of state of Illinois, at the Democratic National Convention on the night of Tuesday, July 27, 2004 AD. The purpose of his address was to call the American voters to elect their (Democratic) presidential nominee John Kerry. He delivered the speech in front of the democratic delegates from all 50 states of U.S.A. It was also streamed live to 9 million people. Using rhetorical devices- ethos, pathos, logos and using other rhetorical devices in an emotional tone, Obama has tried to invoke a sense of unity among Americans and elect John Kerry as their president in order to institutionalize the unity. Mark Lebovich, the chief National correspondent for NY Times Magazine, wrote, “The speech became a touchstone of national unity and soaring manifesto of hope” (Lebovich).

The purpose of this speech is to motivate the audience to serve the nation to everyone’s best capability. He stresses the importance of the moment in lines 4-5 appealing to the emotional torture of the past and finally finding their voice. The very next line he asked the audience to take a pledge that they will not depict the same behavior as the British and

The Heritage Forum ‘Take Back America’ is considered to be be the biggest campaign event held in South Carolina. Candidates in attendance will give 25 minutes appearance to answer questions asked by South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, Heritage CEO Michael Needham and Heritage Foundation President Jim DeMint. Questions that were asked were easy opportunities for candidates to recite

After losing key primaries in Wisconsin and Michigan, the Clinton campaign struck back by holding Ohio, defeating Sanders in New York, and then crushing any lingering hopes in California. The Clinton campaign knows how to fix problems. Similarly, what can be stronger in rebuilding her character and the ability of mainstream America to trust in her (again - remember her stratospheric poll ratings when she stepped down as Secretary of State?) than by having the most forceful speeches from Michelle Obama, Bill Clinton, Joe Biden and Barack Obama? And this same fearsome foursome will be all over the field from now until November 8, helping to shore up Hillary Clinton's standing with the American

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The main idea for speech one is that even though Jesse Ventura changed his occupation from wrestling to politics he is more concerned with foolish propositions rather than the well-being of the people of Minnesota. When I watched the video the speaker made great eye contact, but lacked passion about her topic which in the end would not have persuaded me to vote against Jesse Ventura. The main idea for speech two is that there needs to be more detailed clarification about ascending to the rank of commander-in-chief if the original president is removed from office. When watching the video the speaker easily pulled me in to her speech to where I wanted to hear more. She interacted with the audience, made perfect eye contact, and was

I woke up again today. There’s a plus. Now I just have to survive the day in this horrible town. Everything looks like you took a suburb, burned 90% of it to the ground, then rebuilt it using 18th century tools and added soldiers everywhere. I need to stop this, make the world peaceful. It’s my duty as a McLastname to fix this world just as my parents tried to. I, Thomas McLastname, will make this world free again. I will make the world great again.

In his “Democratic National Address” speech at the 2016 National Convention Barrack Obama, President of the United States, urges people to vote for Hillary Clinton in the Upcoming election. Mr. Obama begins by mentioning the things that have been accomplished during his presidency: production of clean energy, falling deficits, cutting veteran homelessness, etc. He then moves on to talking about what America has to improve upon, which then leads to why Clinton is the right choice for president. Obama does a phenomenal job of delivering a relatable, credible, and convincing speech.

“Sometimes by losing a battle, you find a new way to win the war” – Donald Trump—As a child in school, I remember how we honored our emperor’s picture in every class, the teachers were strict, and I couldn’t date or hold hands with a boy. Even outside, teachers were observing us, to check how we behaved in public. Sometimes, I took the train to go to school, and from the station there was about ten minutes walking, and there she was, at the corner of the street wearing a dark suit, in a powerful position to check on us. The rules were to be respectful to adults, especially elders and superiors, no talking back was allowed, we needed to dress appropriately, and we were required to have impeccable hair, clean clothes, clean shoes, short nails,

Most of you can think tax money that goes to the military division will only be used to make weapons, kill people or fabricate the best nuclear weapon, and most of you are right, but not everything is as bad as it seems. A lot of the military inventions throughout the history of mankind have had a lot of impact in our daily life.

Yes, have our current military. Provides a safety net for all and makes sure that we have no foreign threats. Keeps our freedom and independence. It is an extension to providing a free environment for all. 81% support and like the military overall (Forbes.com)The military is there to serve and protect America as a whole as well. They defend the constitution when oath is taken (Opening phrase is, I will support & defend the Constitution (In Military.com) ) Without that, there is a sense of vulnerability and others may perceive us as weak and easily manipulated. With a force, we will have a chance against others and a way to protect our citizens. Our current constitution provides Congress the authority to shape the different military branches & their conducts, basically support the military. Without basic protection, how can we even have a slim chance of surviving? Not everyone can protect themselves like the young, old, sick, & disabled. They play a huge part in promoting political agenda, protecting economic interests, internal population control, construction, emergency services, social ceremonies, and guarding important areas. Also plays a huge role in power projection.Also function as a discrete subculture within a larger society through the development of infrastructures such as housing, schools, utilities, logistics, health/medical, law, food production, finance, & banking. NECESSITIES. Gives unfortunate a chance at a job with support and honor. 1.4 million serve (Time)

After presidential candidates are nominated to represent their party in the election they give a speech to address their voters and obtain the support from the majority of the U.S. Often, these speeches are an opportunity for presidential candidates to explain what they want to do as president and how they plan to do it. In the 2016 presidential elections, the two nominees were Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Although both speeches had the same purpose, the tone and subject of the two were very different. Clinton’s speech had a more optimistic outlook; she focused on how far America has come and how much farther she plans to take us. Trump’s speech, however, was far more negative and centered more on why Clinton was not a good candidate for the presidency. As a result, Clinton’s speech is more