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My 2 cent review:
1) It was authentically passionate, and we need more of that, from our elected officials (as opposed to fake outrage)
2) He often sounded like he had marbles in his mouth. Maybe elocution lessons would be good for reps? Personal decision.
1) It was authentically passionate, and we need more of that, from our elected officials (as opposed to fake outrage)
2) He often sounded like he had marbles in his mouth. Maybe elocution lessons would be good for reps? Personal decision.
3) He could have used an outline. It seemed like he went off on tangents, and a more strict outline of his point, would have kept him on message. Going after Ted? Sure. But also line him up with their leader McConnell. Bring it back to a duty of country over party.
4) The arm crossing is an unfortunate habit we all have (I have this tendency too). Practice speaking from a podium. This goes back to 2. Elocution/public speaking lessons would be advantageous for all reps. Body posture speaks a lot.
5) Have a F&F (facts and figures) quick sheet. You shouldn't be saying something like "I don't even know what day of the shutdown this is". I get it's gone on a long time, but this weakens you as the authority of the argument, if you don't have all the facts.
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