American Crisis Persuasive Speech

And so, it seems as if uncertainty rings through the golden, sweetened atmosphere of the United States of America. For you, my fellow Americans, I have but one question: Is this what American revolutionists sought for when they died to gain Independence? Is this what the Union fought to keep together? Is this what Franklin D. Roosevelt sacrificed his wellbeing for? Is this what ladies and gentlemen of the Union suffer to preserve day after day? My brothers and sisters united, I beg of you! Harken, and allow me to explain a case in which the American Crisis is evident to us. Will we only allow for more pointless pain and sacrifice? Will we all sit by while our brothers and sisters of liberty fall for us? Will we progressively grow far from the determination and integrity of our past? When will we stand? When will we unite again?
Indeed not! America is lacking in bravery. And in justice. And in curiosity. And in kindness. The very foundation of this nation is built from the blood, sweat, and tears of our many fallen leaders and mentors. America, while young, has encountered problems and wars that many older countries have over the course of thousands of years. Are we not descendants of chaos and bloodshed? Twelve score years ago, the Americans of the world began a legacy. Together, they signed the Declaration of Independence, having no idea that America would become an immense, towering superpower of innovation and menace. A neutral global superpower. What have we become but a former husk of ourselves? Do we still tower so