Obama's Speech at Democratic Convention 09/06/2012

Abstract

President Obama, during his acceptance speech in Charlotte, told the cheering crowd that the election four years ago was not only about him. It was about the nation as citizens were the change. Though these lines seemed to be the replica of his speech four years ago, however, convention of this year were also summarized by the “change”, “hope” and “choice”. With all his rhetorical message of “Hope and Change”, Obama was trying to revive, who had borne him as the first African American in 2008 to the White House. Millions of new voters were not needed by Obama for winning in November. What he only needed was to convince most of the Americans who voted for him once to vote for him once again. Obama insisted on his old supporters not to turn him away but to believe that “change is still possible”. This paper discusses the key issues raised in the speech of President Obama in Democratic Convention.

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Table of Contents

Introduction4

Body: Discussion and Analysis4

Change is Still Possible5

Advantage of Being Second5

Failure of Republicans on National Security & Defense6

Our Path Leads To A Better Place6

Admittance of the Failures7

A Choice between Two Different Paths for America7

Conclusion7

References9

Obama's Speech at Democratic Convention 09/06/2012

Introduction

The Democratic nomination was accepted by President Obama for a second term on 6th of September, 2012, making a strong assertion that the economy had been rescued by him from disaster and ushered in a recovery that would be endangered by a comeback to stewardship of Republican. Explicating himself as aware of his own feelings, the continuing difficulties of the state was admitted by Obama along with a forceful defense of his record and persuading for support and more time so that he can carry out his agenda and the remaining goals. A long-term blueprint was laid out by him for revival in an age preoccupied with short-term expectations. A heartfelt defense of what has been achieved in its mandate, a new plan to revive the crisis the middle class and a number of admittance of his failings within 40 minutes of his speech at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina has really something within it “to Convince”. This paper is intended to analyze the speech of Obama in convention of the democratic held on 6th of September, 2012.

Body: Discussion and Analysis

Obama used his speech, in an at times dour and hard-edged address in Charlotte, taking over the Democratic nomination to start on attacks on Republicans sarcastically as the party of the well-heeled and affluent people. In his speech, US President Barrack Obama has tried to convince voters that a generational choice is faced by them in November's election as he agreed to the nomination of the Democratic Party. Laying out his case for being re-elected to a second term, he compared himself with Franklin D. Roosevelt, who succeeded an unprecedented four presidential elections and America was led by him to recovery after the Great Depression.

Change is Still Possible

Though there were no ...