Barack Obama Rhetorical Analysis

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Where Barrack Obama has had opportunity to unite the nation, he has instead chosen to polarize it and take every opportunity to apologize for it. From Muslim ties, overt racism and a constant need to degrade our country, it is no wonder people question his intent.
However, those who question anything regarding Obama’s motives or performance are labeled racist. Considering the laundry list of anti-American, anti-white rhetoric our President espouses, the question of his color proves only to be a scapegoat for those left with no defense of his actions.
Analysis of the Positive and Negative Impact the Event, Person or Organization has had on the Community
It is difficult for me to discuss positive impacts Barrack Obama has had on our country,

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