Zell Miller purposely pointed out flaws in Senator Kerry’s actions to exemplify to the audience why he would not feel his family would be safe and protected under Kerry’s rule. Throughout the rest of his speech, Miller projected statements such as, “John Kerry has been more wrong, more weak and more wobbly than any other national figure” and “From John Kerry, [terrorists] get a ‘yes-no-maybe’ bowl of mush that can only encourage our enemies and confuse our friends” (Miller). Phrases such as these are discouraging to both parties. Even the Democrats, strong supporters of John Kerry, may have thought twice about their vote when forced to listen to such facts. After this speech,
He also succeeds at appealing to his targeted audience through a loose, but serious, form of humor. Moore presents his arguments very well. He doesn’t over talk any of his topics and makes it very clear and easy to follow. While we do live in a nation of idiots, the wrong people, the teachers and students, are being blamed and the blame falls solely on the higher ups and the government. Moore’s purpose in writing this essay is to educate people on what is really behind the failing education system, mostly public schools.
Name: University: Course: Tutor: Date: Obama bad for America Introduction It would be good to begin with stating that no president is perfect and therefore at any present time there will be critics of the present, after all, not all voted for the said president. However Obama is getting more than his share of blame as a president. It could be that the failure of Obama administration results from the fact that he took over an ailing state from the damages created by the Bush administration but also some of the policies and moves of the administration portrays Obama as one of the most naïve and ignorant American. In this essay, some of the things that make Obama a bad president are assessed and evaluated. Health
He used satyr to display his opinion about the American way of life and what he believed was wrong with it. In the “Mysterious Stranger”, Twain attacks religion and why it is so important and followed meticulously by the citizens of this town. He shows how easy it is to come into this town and manipulate the townspeople. Twain uses the boy named Satan to do this. It is a clear attack on religion because the clergy because they tell Christians what they should believe and how to live their lives.
Armed with this knowledge, the trusted broadcast journalist decided to air grim editorial detailing his own impressions of the war in Vietnam" (pg 120, 121) When he did this editorial his understanding of the war got the public to feel they were being lied to because they had believed we were winning. Even President Richard Nixon believed that the television was something harmful to Americans. In 1971, Nixon even stated that "aside from the communists, our worse enemy seems to be the press." With this understand we
People learn through experience and by carrying out experiments. What you see is easily remembered than a theory based class. A very common theme that I realized is the theme of opposition. If Darwin makes his theory public because it goes against the Christian teachings, Bible and the church then his family and he would be hated intensely. The movie
Again, as I stated in the above, I understand the game President Obama is playing given whom he is trying to appease and the far right of center competition he’ll be facing come the 2012 elections. But Dr. King knew he’d be killed from the warnings he had been getting from the FBI and J. Edgar Hoover, and yet he never let up or gave in to the White center, southern segregationists, or even the northern liberal
He addresses the current issues that the United States is facing, such as poor health care, awful education, and a growing war and terrorist threat (700). Finally, Obama condemns his former pastor, Reverend Wright, for Wright’s racist and divisive comments. However, he says that he cannot disown Wright because there is both good and bad in everyone, and disowning him would be like “[disowning] the black community” (701). The intended audience is the people of the United States of America and the potential presidential voters. The speaker reaches the intended audience by being televised as well as being in the center of a presidential debate.
One possible outcome is Fred’s children, whenever he chooses to have them, will be raised in this new found belief and carry on the tradition of hate, or the exact opposite will happen with his offspring. His children could learn the truth about other races and religions and grow to have the same distaste toward their father that Fred has for the “other” group of people. There is always the outcome of Fred hurting or killing the group of people in mention which will get him jail time or worse. Most people who have such a strong belief toward people who are different, tend to not be happy with just showing their hate by using words, by they rather physically show their discord by burning, destroying, demonstrating, beating, and killing what they hate. This in turn poses another set of consequences.
When the world thinks of interrogating they just go straight to torture, but when they craw away from that, there would be no enemies due because of their grudges toward countries. When using torture on suspects not only will it not work most of the time but it will mostly resolve in someone’s death. “President Obama has done the most important thing: reversing Bush's policy and declaring, as he did last week, that torture was unequivocally wrong” (Weisberg 1). Therefore using torture is just ruining the morale of countries especially the United States because we have rules. How come they can break the rules and other citizens can’t?