Case Study: Speeches

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2 min readAug 12, 2016

Carefully crafted and well-written speeches are often limited to the audience they are read to. These orations take time and resources to produce, so why would you limit the access to them? Medium can help you make the most from your speeches by creating a simple way to share thoughts with more than just attendees. Whether it is a convocation, a memoir, or a floor speech Medium can be a place to get the most out of your work.

Storytelling and personal experiences help add an additional layer of context to the political discussion and Medium is the perfect place to host them.

John McCain recently spoke at the Munich Security Conference which included some newsworthy remarks. He shared that speech on Medium for those who were unable to attend.

In the wake of the shooting in Charleston in 2015, Hillary Clinton spoke at the 83rd Annual Meeting of the United States Conference of Mayors on the need to address systemic racism.

Senator Elizabeth Warren share here thoughts on Republican efforts to block the Supreme Court nomination of Merrick Garland:

Following tragedies in Dallas, Minnesota, and Baton Rouge, Senator Tim Scott gave a series of speeches on the Senate floor, including this one on his personal experiences with law enforcement as a black man:

Mitt Romney delivered a speech in March 2016 — not to announce any candidacy of his own — but to comment on the state of the race. He then shared his full speech here:

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