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Donald Tump Rhetorical Analysis

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The start I agree that both parties are wrong to think that election is stupid or meaningless. Another topic that I agree on is that Trump shouldn 't have won the Republican vote but but some other and better Republican. Another big topic that involves Donald is his Twitter account and thinking that some people really care what he is thinking about. He is either making people agree with him or other people that don 't agree with him and get pissed. Donald Tump probably doesn 't even notice that his approval rating have dropped by a lot. Trump and Sanders agreed on many topics like Health care and it should be in joyed by all citizens, both were skeptical of the U.S and both were connected of being rich and powerful at the cost of others. I can

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