Senator Marco Rubio Effective Verbal And Non Verbal Skills

Senator Marco Rubio also had effective verbal and non-verbal skills during the whole debate. He maintained enough eye contact with the audience, candidates, and camera, and his eye contact was acute and serious. Meanwhile, Senator Rubio showed energetic, passion and sincerity when he spoke. Even though, Rubio was the youngest among all of the candidates, he showed that he is a serious contender. His tone was relentlessly positive even with the constant personal attacks among the candidates. He had an intelligent way of repelling the attacks of the other candidates without attacking any one directly; he easily steered the debate toward his strengths. Rubio decided not to run for his seat in senate again and, he stated, That is why I am missing votes. Because I am leaving the Senate, I am not running for reelection, and I am running for president because I know this: unless we have the right president, we cannot make America fulfill its potential, but with the right person in office, t he 21st century can be the greatest era that our nation has ever known. During the opening remarks he joked I know California has a drought so I brought my own water. but it should be avoided. Rubio was the fourth to dominate the debate after Trump, Bush, and Fiorina. He was asked four direct questions and gave two replies and he used an acceptable language. He concluded by saying that, One of the things that made Ronald Reagan a great president is that he understood that America