Mit Romney appeals to pathos
through everyone’s patriotism, putting everyone on the same level by calling us
what we are, a nation of immigrants. He talks about the freedoms of this
country and how America is a symbol of a better life, evoking a strong sense of
patriotism throughout the audience. He talks about all of the hard times
the American families are going through, where they were hoping that they could
just get a little bit ahead, or put a little more into their children’s college
fund. He talks about the American spirit, the never quit attitude that
has made this country great. He talks about how when someone would lose
their job that paid “$22.50 with benefits” they would take on TWO jobs at less
because that is what they needed to do for their family, they did NOT quit, but
instead they worked harder to provide for their families because they is what
they needed to do. He evokes a strong sense of patriotism from the
audience by appealing to their emotions through their struggles, and through
their actions of what they need to do. He appeals to the concern of
people when they are at the gas pump and watch the price hit $50 and just keep
going. He using emotion, a strong sense of patriotism here, to sway the
people to vote for him.
Mitt Romney appeals to pathos
through everyone’s patriotism, putting everyone on the same level by calling the
American people what they are, a nation of immigrants. He talks about the
freedoms of this country and how America is a symbol of a better life, evoking
a strong sense of patriotism throughout the audience. He talks about all
of the hard times the American families are going through, where they were
hoping that they could just get a little bit ahead or put a little more into
their children’s college fund. He talks about the American spirit, the
never quit attitude that has made this country great. He talks about how,
when someone would lose their job that paid “$22.50 with benefits,” they would
take on TWO jobs at less because that is what they needed to do for their
family. They did NOT quit, but instead
they worked harder to provide for their families because that is what they
needed to do. He evokes a strong sense of patriotism from the audience by
appealing to their emotions through their struggles, and through their actions
of what they need to do. He appeals to the concern of people when they
are at the gas pump and watch the price hit $50 and just keep going. He
using emotion, a strong sense of patriotism here, to sway the people to vote
for him.
Most of the revisions I made are
just simple fixes to my very crappy grammar and spelling. Including but not limited too misspelling
Mitt Romney’s name….. But yea that’s all I really did to this paragraph.
Hi Preston ! I think you did a wonderful job on your revision. It is very well written and interesting. I really like your writting style and believe you corrected your problems well.
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