Comparing Michelle Obama's Speech with Ann Romney's Speech

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Comparing Michelle Obama's Speech with Ann Romney's Speech Michelle Obama's speech was an extremely powerful and personal one in which she was able to show the advantages for her children's future, if Barak Obama was reelected, affectively attracting the thoughts of voters. Ann Romney's speech was more based on showing to voters that there is always a solution to bad experiences, she used her miscarriages and illnesses as an example, and that Mitt Romney was the man to the solutions. Michelle Obama was extremely successful as she started her speech by remembering the voters what attracted them to Barak Obama four years ago, showing that he was still the same man. She showed to voters that, Barak and her started life with not much luck but due to her husband's drive and desire to succeed they achieved a better life. She linked this story to the fact that Barak wants the same opportunity for everyone to have help to have a chance to succeed and he was the only man to make this happen. Michelle acknowledge the fact that her husband had moments where he struggled in the White House, but that he had done what he thought was the best thing to do, influenced by his mother. Michelle Obama said that she loved her husband more now than four years ago, this was the most sentimental part of her speech, showing that he was both a political man and a family man. Ann Romney gave a wonderful speech, but it was not a great political speech. She showed her periods of struggle that Mitt and her experienced many hard moments in life and they probably never envisaged that she would be talking to her husband's party that day. She also tried to convey to the voters that Mitt is not only a man drugged by politics, that he does not talk about the people he has helped to the United States as he sees this as a privilege and not a political aspect. Ann tried to bewitch the voters by

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