The speech, complete with sports metaphors and the "roaring back" line, recalled the message of a Super Bowl commercial for Chrysler called "Halftime in America".
The language in the speech, complete with sports team metaphors and the "roaring back" line recalled the message delivered by a Romney campaign supporter in a Super Bowl car commercial that stirred considerable controversy when it aired: That supporter was Clint Eastwood.
Additionally, there will be a PowerPoint-augmented YouTube version of the speech, complete with charts and graphs.
One of the campaigns provided me a transcript of the speech with "[Applause]" markers, but I have removed those (and noted it at the bottom of the speech, complete with a link to the full unexpurgated text), because I thought it unfair for one candidate's speech to point out where people had applauded without marking all the speeches in this fashion (which I did not have time to do).
The speech highlighted completed public-private partnership projects, the country's newly minted investment grade status (in 2013), intervening ratings upgrades, improved macroeconomic fundamentals, better governance more generally, last year's World Economic Forum (hosted in Manila), and a forthcoming APEC Summit (to be hosted) next year.
One of the points of that speech (complete with Powerpoint presentation) was "So what?" As Koh ably showed, American judges and justices have cited foreign law where it has suited their purposes (or provided an interesting foil) for many decades now.
He gave this speech, complete with Hitler reference, in a speech to the Knesset, Israel's governing body.
They also describe several crucial scenes in detail, including high points (the graduation speech, complete with verbal drum roll); low points (the college nervous breakdown, complete with the list of witnesses); and turning points.
A spokesperson at Abe's office told VICE News, "We won't comment on the process in which the final speech was completed and delivered, or what was the in the original manuscript".
The demographic profile of the speech pathologists who completed this survey is provided in Table 2.
Mr. Obama trotted out his standard campaign speech, complete with the well-used metaphor about the car that gets stuck in the ditch; Slurpee-drinking Republicans fan themselves as Democrats labor to get the car moving again.
