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America Persuasive Speech

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My fellow citizens:

We gather here today to admire this historic occasion - the peaceful passing of power. Every moment of every day carries a certain weight, each second, transient and singular. With time we have the ability to do great things, to achieve great things. Today marks the start of a new time, a new era, that will allow America to rise to its fullest potential.

For today, not only do we observe the orderly passage of power, an occurrence ingrained within the very heart of America, but we stand by the principles America was founded on with an unparalleled loyalty. Equality, freedom, democracy, all defining aspects of the American culture, make us, the people, willing slaves to our Great nation.

Let every nation know that we, the people, in order "to maintain a perfect union, establish justice, and ensure domestic tranquility", will pay any price, bear any burden, and …show more content…

We recognize that any citizen can be on the brink of hardship- that any citizen could live in bleak poverty, but still have the potential to rise to great heights. The constitution of the United States of America, our constitution, is exceptional in that it provides for all.

My fellow Americans, today we see the ideals of the constitution come to full fruition. Equality for all is a true concept, the one notion America always has and always will abide by. On this day, America has truly become the epitome of equality for all persons, regardless of gender, age, sexual orientation, and ethnicity.

With humility and awe, I, as the first female president of our nation, accept the great responsibilities endowed upon me by the people of our nation. With the oath i swear before you today, I become not the leader, but the servant to all citizens of America. With this oath, I, Neeshi Patel, promise to hear and address every concern, suggestion, and idea of our people to the best of my

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