Anyone else notice something in many Trump speeches?

[lambchopp59]

Many segments of Trump speeches sound familiarly "patriotic" especially to his base. I believe there's a simple trick he's using, drumming up images of something all US public and private schools meted out every morning:

Trump's speeches often follow the same meter, inflections and tone...

of the pledge of allegiance.

Anyone else notice this? Or is my imagination working overtime?

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. No, he's not clever enough to have thought of something like that.

He has a fifth-grade vocabulary, so it figures that the general rhythm would be similar to the pledge, which uses mostly one- or two-syllable words.

[ailsagirl]

9. I tend to agree with The Velveteen Ocelot

Really, her argument is pretty much irrefutable

[TalenaGor]

2. well I think it was spoken like that because it was meant to be spoken by children

So it's very simple and rhythmic so it's easy to remember lol

So yes I suppose that exactly how he speaks like a simple child

[SonofDonald]

3. He doesn't know the words to our national anthem

So I doubt he knows the words to the pledge of allegiance, or its cadence.

[lunasun]

4. He's like a carnival barker persuading suckers to get riled up

[fierywoman]

5. Isn't there a study of Hitler's speech cadence/rhythm along these lines? It noted

phrases uttered at a particular metronome marking (a bit on the slow side.)

[Separation]

8. He sure as hell

Has the hand movements down.

[William Seger]

6. Trumpnosis

[Crutchez_CuiBono]

7. Bah!