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obama begins his speech with audiences feelings and then a story about his own childhood. why does he begin his speech in this way?
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obama begins his speech with audiences feelings and then a story about his own childhood. why does he begin his speech in this way?
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To let the audience know that he cares about them and what they have to say. The story about his childhood is to let them know he is a person also who had struggles, and overcame them and he will help them do the same
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