George W. Bush, Martin Luther King, and Bill Clinton all used the method call to action. George Bush used this method to help tell the NAACP to help the people and realize what’s going on. MLK had used the method to calm the people down and tell them to fight with words instead of fist. Bill Clinton uses the call to action method to tell the people to come together and stop the violence over America. MLK was a civil rights fighter or speaker for all colored people. MLK used the call to action method to tell his audience what to do, and how to solve the problem at hand with colored people inequality. One of the examples as to when he did use this method, “But there is something that I must say to my people who stand on the warm threshold which leads into the palace of …show more content…
“I’m not calling for government to step back from its responsibilities, but to share in them.” continues on lines 120-124. This is an example of Bush using the method call to action in speech. He didn’t really use it with good detail for exactly how to do what he wants in the majority of his examples of the call to action in the speech. Bill Clinton was the 42 president of the United States and a politician as well. “We need this crime bill now. “We ought to give it to the American people for Christmas.” continues on lines 99-103. Clinton uses the call to action method very well and tells the audience specifically what he needs from them. Clinton uses this method multiple times throughout the story and is very clear about what he said. MLK had used the method call to action, but not as much compared to Bush or Clinton. Bush had used the method a good amount as well, but he was vague with it the majority of the time. Bill Clinton had used the method the best out of MLK and Bush because of his details for every time he used call to action as well as evidence. Clinton also had used relevant evidence to his