obama and mccain 3rd presidential debate

The toughest and the most talked debate in America unfolded where two of the highly respected senators between the Democrats and the Republican showed their prowess in answering questions and giving their opinions which concerns both economic and social interests and those of transcendental importance.

As expected, both of them addressed issues confronting America and gave their stands and solutions to the given cases. This debate served as their last hurrahs before the people will finally choose between Sen. Obama and Mccain and be declared as the next US president.

The debate between the two followed standards patterned that of the formal and usual debate we have seen but somehow put some twists to it wherein they were speaking in a formal situation in order to convey and communicate their stands and views to the people with supporting details.

They were also following a structured content and used
language with the highest level of formality appropriate for the audience and purpose. Basically, they were speaking audibly to an audience using some appropriate eye contact, variation of voices and body language.

They were using specific relevant issues, examples, statistics and evidence to support and corroborate their claims in a given case. Thus, they were incorporating these information into their speeches as part of a debate, in a relevant and appropriate way.

Moreover, both of them had their own substance, style and strategy in attacking each other which offer a comprehensive guide to the audience of who to vote. Developing their own personal style brings them to a speed in standing skills by which the audience may be persuaded by their thoughts and feelings which provides them with a thorough grounding on who to vote and who best fits for the position.

As a whole, formalities and standards in debating were followed and applied for one common purpose which is to persuade and convince the audience to believe in you and to convey your messages well to them and in this case, to gain most of all the trust and confidence of the people of America.