Analysis · Floor speech · beta

Rick Scott

216 words · 16 sentences · 19 clauses

Statement grade
B–
Average 71 / 100
A score under 50 is red. Choose a measurement to see where it lost points and why; choose it again to clear.
Thanks 6%Promise 14%Procedure 5%Claims 49%Anecdote 17%Positioning 10%

This view breaks the statement into its steps and names what each one does.

Mr. President, Thanks · 12 wordsso first off, I appreciate the comments from my colleague from Illinois.Thanks Promise · 12 wordsI look forward to working with him to try to solve this.Vague promise Procedure · 6 wordsLet’s remember what this is about.Procedure Claims · 5 wordsThis is not about IVF. Anecdote · 37 wordsIVF has been a very positive experience for my family. It doesn’t impact a surrogacy for an American citizen. Actually, surrogacy has impacted my family and friends, so those are important opportunities for Americans to have children.Anecdote Claims · 78 wordsWhat this bill says, though, is if you are a national from people that want to destroy our way of life, you could be Xi in China, you could be Putin in Russia, you could be Kim Jong Un in North Korea, you could be the Ayatollah, you will not have the right to have a child in this country by surrogacy.1 They don’t even have to show up in this country, and they could have a child. Positioning · 21 wordsWhy would they do that when they could do it in their own country? It doesn’t make any sense to me.Positioning Claims · 5 wordsSo this is a problem. Promise · 5 wordsWe need to resolve it. Claims · 17 wordsIt has been a problem in this country. It has been a problem in my home State, Promise · 14 wordsand I look forward to working with my colleague from Illinois to solve it.Vague promise Procedure · 4 wordsI yield the floor.Procedure

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