Analysis · Floor speech · beta

Rick Scott

211 words · 17 sentences · 19 clauses

Statement grade
B–
Average 72 / 100
A score under 50 is red. Choose a measurement to see where it lost points and why; choose it again to clear.
Positioning 27%Claims 27%Procedure 3%Reasoning 18%The ask 4%Promise 22%

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

Mr. President, Positioning · 4 wordsthis is not controversial.Positioning Claims · 11 wordsIt is a national security bill that protects women and children. Positioning · 22 wordsSo if you object to this bill, you are not protecting women and children and you are not protecting the United States.Positioning Claims · 15 wordsAmerican citizenship cannot be bought. It is precious and sacred, and it comes with duties. Procedure · 3 wordsThink about it.Procedure Claims · 13 wordsCountless men and women have given their lives to make it mean something. Reasoning · 37 wordsWe owe it to them and to future generations to keep this country safe and protect our citizenship from those who want to destroy us.Vague promise That is why it can’t just be raffled off to our enemies. Positioning · 14 wordsWe can’t let our enemies turn our laws into weapons against the American people.Positioning Claims · 17 wordsWe can’t let them traffic children right under our noses on our own soil in the process. Positioning · 9 wordsEvery Senator should be enraged that this is happening.Positioning The ask · 8 wordsEvery Senator should support closing this dangerous loophole. Promise · 46 wordsThat is why I am going to continue working with my colleagues to support the SAFE KIDS Act.Vague promise If I have to keep coming down here and keep doing unanimous consents after we continue to see story after story, I am going to keep doing it. Positioning · 8 wordsMothers, children, and the American people deserve better.Positioning Procedure · 4 wordsI yield the floor.Procedure

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