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Ted Cruz Rhetorical Analysis

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Texas Senator Ted Cruz boosted his big win in the Wisconsin primary, complicating the front-runner Donald Trump chances from securing the nomination and assuring heated primaries will continue on until July’s GOP convention. “Tonight is a turning point,” Texas Sen. Cruz told his supporters at a victory party in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. “Tonight, Wisconsin has lit a candle guiding the way forward. Tonight, we once again have hope for the future. Tonight is about unity and tonight is about hope.” With 99% of the precincts reporting as of 1:40 PM Eastern, Cruz received 48.4% of the votes to 35% for Trump. Ohio Governor John Kasich was in a distant third with 14%. With 42 delegates at stake in Wisconsin in a winner-take-most primary, Cruz has so far secured 18 delegates from Tuesday's win, while the other 24 delegates will be divided based on the winner of each of the eight Wisconsin congressional districts. The win from …show more content…

"Either before Cleveland or at the convention in Cleveland, together we will win a majority of the delegates and together, we will beat Hillary Clinton in November." Speaking to an enthusiastic crowd of supporters, Cruz stressed the importance of uniting the Republican party, arguing his campaign has created a unified force, paving the way for a "turning point" based off his victory that he considers a “rallying cry” for preventing Trump a win. "We're winning because we're uniting the Republican Party," Cruz said. "Of the 17 candidates who started this campaign—a terrific, talented, dynamic field—five have now endorsed this campaign. Rick Perry, and Lindsey Graham, and Jeb Bush, and Carly Fiorina, and Wisconsin’s own Governor Scott Walker. When you toss in Senator Mike Lee and Mark Levin, we’ve got the full spectrum of the Republican Party, coming together and uniting behind this

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