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    running for office‚ Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Those aren’t the only two in office‚ but these are the two that are mentioned the most because they are making the biggest stand in American history. This election will not be a Obama and Mitt Romney‚ will affect the lives of many people. It will have an impact on young kids’ lives‚ people who are poor‚ people are rich and even those who are in the middle. Seeing how much criminal and nasty actions Hillary has done‚ Donald seems to be the only

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    candidate whose rhetorical devices I chose to analyze was Mitt Romney’s. Over the course of the three debates Mitt Romney uses various rhetorical devices‚ some helping and some hurting his campaign. Most of the rhetorical devices used during the Domestic Policy debate are re-used in the Town Hall and Foreign Policy debate. In the first presidential debate pertaining to Domestic Policy‚ Mitt Romney uses rhetorical devices such as diction‚ sarcasm‚ pathos‚ logos‚ ethos‚ euphemism‚ perspective‚ and analogy

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    control over the message.” For example‚ Big Bird memes were the highlight of the second 2012 presidential debate when Romney stated: "he would consider cutting federal funding to PBS though he liked Big Bird." After his statement‚ The Washington Post reported that Twitter users posted 17‚000 tweets per minute mentioning Romney’s Big Bird remarks. After the debate‚ the public viewed Romney as ignorant for not understanding the value of education on public broadcasting

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    The candidates for the election‚ Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama both interpret as much reasoning behind each argument to make it seem as realistic and achievable to the people. The voters apply reasoning to the arguments and plans put forward by the candidates to see which one seems to be most beneficial for their own interest as well as the interest of their families and that of the American population. In the first presidential debate‚ Mitt Romney was a key figure and was according to most

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    wrote an article after the first presidential debate about Mitt Romney. Unlike most articles about Romney’s lopsided win over President Obama Bailey’s article is about how Mitt Romney is showing a different side to voters. Mitt Romney has always been given the unfair classification of a aloof rich guy who enjoys politics as a side hobby. But in this article Bailey references how Romney is trying to show a softer side to himself. Ann Romney speaks about how her husband does not show the “real” Mitt and

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    kept closing my eyes and slickly opening them back up and biting my nails. It was a close race though. Thank the lord Obama won!!! Barack Obama: 50% with 303 electoral votes Mitt Romney: 48% with 206 electoral votes The race was quicker than I thought and seemed like it was shorter than 2008’s race to me. Mitt Romney seemed really confident but if I was running for president‚ I would be the same way. I stayed up all night just to hear their speeches. Mitt Romney’s was good but Barack Obama’s was

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    Eric Chen Speech1 2/21/13 Politician Mitt Romney once said‚ “Leadership is about taking responsibility‚ not making excuses.” All of us want to accomplish something in our lives; we want to be leaders of our own‚ in order to do that we have to stop making excuses. I looked through the internet and I got information about leaders in our society and I researched one of them. Today I will answer the question “Who is Michal Jordan?” you will see that he is a leader who has had a tremendous

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    Analogy: The inference that if two or more things agree with one another in some respects. They will probably agree in others. During election times we can hear candidates saying things like‚ Bill Clinton‚ Rhode Scholar is to genius as Mitt Romney is to ignorance. Metaphor: A figure of speech in which an implied comparison is made between two unlike things that actually have something important in common. The weather was so heavy on Saturday‚ it was raining cats and dogs‚ is an example

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    like a morally upright person and an effective leader. Take a look at figure1. It is a campaign ad against Mitt Romney. The first thing a reader will see is the bold white words in the middle of the ad. The words are referring to Mitt Romney’s fiscal policy in which he plans to continue the Bush Era tax cuts. In addition the second stanza of this ad may be alluding to decisions Romney took part in during his tenor at Bain Capital‚ in which thousands of employees were laid off after he acquired their

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    proper care you need. One out of three people die waiting. What we take for granted‚ many people are unfortunate to have. Let’s look at Mitt Romney; govenor of Massachussets and the man running for president. He makes between $9‚592‚421 and $43‚093‚712; and last year he paid only 14 percent in taxes‚ while others pay between 20-30 percent. According to Romney‚ this is fair because it helps economic growth. I don’t think he understands the math to people making less and paying more to people making

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