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Obama's Rhetoric

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History

 

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Vincent T

 

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April 29, 2015

 

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University

 

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Obama’s appeals to pathos and use of body language makes his standpoint on homeland security exceptionally convincing. Obama uses rhetorical strategies, such as body language and appeals to pathos, to enhance his overall appearance and speech delivery. In the second presidential debate, Obama has a relaxed posture and uses circular hand motions when speaking...
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His posture suggests that he is comfortable around an audience, resulting in a more impressive public appearance. Obama’s usage of hand motions makes him seem as if he is more willing to adapt and come to a compromise if there is a conflict. In contrast, if one uses a chopping hand motion when speaking, it makes that person seem controlling and seems to suggest “it’s his way or the highway...
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