Donald Trump's Rhetorical Analysis

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On February 28 president Donald Trump in a meeting with lawmakers on television stunned everyone by saying that we need to restore the gun safety legislation that has been opposed for years. The president went completely away from the National Rifle Association stand on gun control, many Democrats and Republicans were stunned by his comments on gun control. He now wants to extend background checks to gun show and online purchases of guns. He wants to ban sells to the mentally ill and to some young adults, and he even indicated the ban on assault rifles. He even proposed the idea that law enforcement should be able to take the mentally ill’s weapons without going to court. But, his main proposal was the resurrection of a bipartisan bill from 2013 after the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting. He said in his speech “I like taking the guns early,” later supporting his statement by saying “Take the guns first, go through due process second.” Many representatives from the N.R.A. contacted their associates in the white house about the president's comments, and many replied that it is just a “bad idea.”
This article relates to political friendly fire because in President Donald Trump’s comments he went completely against Republican point of view. He just changed his point of view and surprised everyone and made many of the Republicans look dumb. …show more content…

In Texas, in 1995 Governor Bush signed into law a concealed-carry provision that ended a 125 year ban on carrying handguns in Texas. No Democrat has won statewide political office since then. There has been no law since that made carrying handguns illegal in texas. Since then Republican campaigns have been based off of the idea of God, guns, glory. It is also kind of interesting that Trump went against the N.R.A. because the N.R.A. has spent $203 million dollars since 1998 to help Republicans win political offices to keep the gun laws the

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