Rhetorical Analysis: Donald J. Bush

The Democratic presidential candidate Clinton referred to the controversy about Muslims on Bush. The 68-year-old recalled their constituents during an event this month because Bush had visited a Muslim center, just six days after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 th

Moreover, they believed Trump’s novelty act as the “outsider” would soon wear out and make GOP voters collectively come to their senses and coalesce behind either Marco Rubio or Jeb Bush, the party’s blue-eyed boys. This cocksure feeling has now given way to one of dread as Trump keeps notching victories in the primary season. A new Rasmussen poll puts Trump 15 points clear of closest rival Ted Cruz. More worryingly, 24% of Trump’s base will “very likely” vote for him if he runs as an independent, effectively torching GOP hopes of preventing a Democratic three-peat in the White House.

Before Jeb Bush started his political career, he was just a normal, hardworking American citizen. He started at an entry level position in the international division of Texas Commerce Bank. Later, when moving to Miami, Florida in 1980, he acquired a job at The Codina Group to invest in real estate. He would quickly move up the ranks to become partners with Codina and made the business into one of Florida’s leading real estate companies. In years down the road, Bush became very involved entrepreneurially including working for shoe companies and oil

In this paper I am going to discuss the rhetorical appeals, as well as the argumentative structure, audience and purpose set forth by George W. Bush in his September 27 speech in Flagstaff, Arizona. More specifically I will refer to the rhetorical appeals of ethos, pathos and logos, and explain how they are used to gain the support and attention of the audience and further the further the purpose of the speech. As I explain these appeals I will also give an insight into the argumentative structure and why it is apparent in this particular speech.

The date and time for the speech is October 19, 2016 between 9 and 10:30pm ET. The speaker was Hillary Clinton. The audience was a combination of people from uneducated to educated about eighty-four million in total. The speaker addressed a variety of topics on the Supreme court, Immigration, and fitness to be President. I had minimal knowledge of the speaker; I knew she was the wife of Bill Clinton. Yes, the speaker was introduced as the Democratic Secretary Clinton. One of the speaker’s qualifications on this subject would be that she was a Secretary of State. My initial impression was that she must be a knowledgeable person. I personally would rate the speaker’s ethos as durable, since she answered all the questions competently. Yes, the speaker gained attention effectively. The

The former Florida governor launched his most forceful attempt yet to paint Donald Trump as an unserious candidate unfit for the foreign policy decisions that face the country's commander in

Jeb Bush is a former governor running for president of 2016. Will he make it to the top? Jeb was born in Midland, Texas on February 11, 1953. Bush is the 41st US president’s son, President George Bush. He has been married to his wife Columbus Bush since 1974 and has three children. He left Texas to move to Florida in 1980 to work as a real estate governor and broker. Jeb and his brother, George, were the first pair of brothers to simultaneously serve as governors.

“Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush will make his first official campaign stop in Colorado” (Rittiman). Jeb Bush started his presidential campaign August 25th and seems to be falling fast just two months later. Suffering Donald Trump 's reality show style insults and the problems his family 's dynasty created Jeb has been steadily falling in the polls. He first came out running with many people behind him seeing him as genuine, but now he is beginning to fall prey to Trump 's demonization. Bush is losing funding fast and unfortunately for him some are calling him the next Scott Walker.

The speaker which I chose to observe through a mediated channel was President- Elect Trump’s speech upon winning the election on November 9, 2016 in New York City, New York. The speech was a recorded and televised event on many television network stations that I later personally watched through YouTube. The type of speech which Trump is delivering is a special occasion speech because he has just won the presidency. He makes his speech revolve around the unity of the people of the United States who got him there, and the unity that he wants to continue to incite during his time in office. In a very mature (and what some may describe as shocking) manner, Trump addresses those who did not support him, another 50% of the entire country and he asks for their help and guidance to achieve this goal. By doing this, he is not only appealing to those who have supported him all along but shows he is willing to work alongside those who share different views but share a common goal.

In his inaugural address, Donald Trump, the elected president, calls out to all of the citizens of the United States to rebuild the nation along with him as their president. Donald Trump asserts that Americans have suffered many predicaments and the United States in general is weakening as other countries are becoming stronger because the United State helps them. While acknowledging reasons behind the decrease in power of America and problems of its citizens, he proclaimed that America will become a great nation once again when the citizens join together with him to rebuild the nation. Through a professional utilization of ethos, pathos, and logos in his speech, President Trump delivered a persuasive speech to encourage his supporters and to convince his opponents to trust him.

Every four years, the esteemed presidential position is opened. Through this occasion, American citizens have the power to exercise their right to vote and form their opinions of candidates that they feel will make a better difference for the nation. The Republican GOP Candidacy is consisted of a whopping large number of candidates ready to fight for the competitive one Republican nominee position. Most of these candidates consist of active and former political figures, esteemed businessmen, and an unknown director of pediatric neuroscience. Though these Republican candidates possess popularity and conservative values, former Florida governor John Ellis Bush or Jeb Bush will be the next presidential nominee of the United States because of his successful political experience, extensive

“Donald Trump is the dinner guest who will not leave. (Miller)” The GOP frontrunner is a loudmouthed and uncontrollable nuisance to the Republican Party. His alienating views regarding immigration have offput members of both parties yet his lead in the pools remains strong. However, it must also be noted that he is against certain GOP views, for example he agrees with government funding of planned parenthood. Furthermore, his establishment as the leading voice of the Republicans has greatly slowed the party’s advance going into the election year.

Bush, Jeb. "Jeb Bush: Trump Does Not Represent the Future of the Country - or the GOP." Washington Post. The Washington Post, 15 July 2016. Web. 10 Oct. 2016.

This election and its results have been a whirlwind of emotions for both Trump and Clinton supporters. Regardless of the outcome, the greatest part about knowing who the president elect is, is that this election has finally come to a halt.

In March 18, 2008, Senator Barack Obama delivered a speech about racial background at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, situating how, a black man with African roots, as president would influence the history of the United States. His speech links distinctive rhetorical diplomacies to support his predominant argument to produce racial equality. From the beginning, he starts with a personal and ancient background that highlights examples of racial injustice in order to suggest the need for change for black and white Americans. The speech met profound success: specialists from both the right and the left celebrated his bravery and oration.