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Throughout the presidential debate on September 30, Senator Kerry and President Bush discussed and battled over the issues concerning the war in Iraq. ...
During the debate, it was evident that both men were equally concerned about the well-fare of Americans. ... With this debate covering the war, Kerry seemed to have more credibility than Bush since he served in Vietnam. ... During this point of the debate, Kerry’s delivery very was strong. ...
When the debate came to the subject of the needs of the American people, Bush discussed that people need to live in a more peaceful place, and to do this, the world must be rid of weapons of destructions. ...
Three values that were apparent during the debate were honesty, hope, and leadership. ... By incorporating values into the political debate, it helped to make their arguments more effective.
Approximate Word count = 670 Approximate Pages = 2.7 (250 words per page double spaced)
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