Analyzing Barack Obama's Speech

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Presidents give inauguration speeches every time they get elected. It is a speech when the up coming president shows us that they are ready to run the country the right way. Even though every president has given one, Barack Obama has given the best one. He introduces us to the meaning of the word ‘we’.
When he gave his speech he included the problems that he could possibly fix. I like this especially because he didn’t say he will fix it he said he might be able to fix it. When he says he might, we already know that he probably won’t do it. What makes us vote for him is the hope that he put out for us to hear. Also, there is a certain parts in the speech that stood out,”Together, we determined that a modern economy requires railroads and highways

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