George W Bush 9/11 Speech Analysis

The event of 9/11 attack shocked the entire world. Everyone felt the pathos and sadness. These two speeches made by different presidents at distinct historical periods. There are similarities and differences following: they way they experienced the attack, the aspects they focused on, and the viewpoints about counter-terrorism strategies. Although they held some differences, they still considered the America has the strong power in the whole world.
In President George W. Bush’s speech, he described the day the whole America suffered on September 11, 2001. He experienced how the day happened and stood on the primary scene. He delivered his pathos and regret for the death of thousands of lives and plenty of children lost their families. Similarly, President Obama addressed a speech about remembrance of the departed, but not primarily. However, compared to President Bush, President Obama was the secondary source and he caught the history differently.

He delivered that America became much stronger and united other countries against terrorism. Also, he considered American people are also strong and they are the foundation of the America. For instance, he mentioned a woman who lost her husband in the Twin Towers, but she did not give in to fear. That spirit typifies the American family. President Obama focused on the rebuilding of nation. President Bush mentioned that their military was prepared and formidable, and how the emergency team worked together to help and protect their citizens. In addition, how fast the government would repair and reopen those significant industries, such as economy. While both presidents thought forward the future, President Bush’s appear was involved in the current violence and the difficulty of solving. He predicted America would win the victory of freedom and end the