Justin Trudeau’s resignation speech was barely 400 words long and out of character in tone, style and content, as well as length. As he listened, Robert Danisch, professor in communication arts at the University of Waterloo, who studies political rhetoric in democratic societies, noticed the familiar structures and themes of Trudeau speechwriting, all gone slightly stale.

Justin Trudeau's speech included passive attempts to shift blame to Parliament and an expression of regret for something that wasn't fault.{ai:summary}<p>Justin Trudeau's resignation speech was notably brief at 400 words, deviating from his usual tone, style, and content. Communication expert Robert Danisch observed that the speech lacked the familiar structures and themes characteristic of Trudeau's previous addresses, suggesting a decline in his rhetorical effectiveness. #politics</p>

Justin Trudeau's resignation speech, deconstructed: From half-hearted to blaming others

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