Read this excerpt from a speech: my fellow americans: my opponent, clark jefferson, doesn't care how much you pay in taxes. clark jefferson feels perfectly fine about the destruction of the environment. clark jefferson doesn't want you to have jobs or health care. clark jefferson wants to sit back and do nothing about the threat of terrorism. clark jefferson is a coward. clark jefferson is the wrong man for the job. which statement best describes the purpose of using repetition in the excerpt? a. the use of repetition forces the listeners to judge clark jefferson's performance on their own, without . b. the use of repetition compares clark jefferson to other things the audience is familiar with already. c. the use of repetition makes the audience uncertain about whether the speaker is telling the truth. d. the use of repetition creates a strong link in the listeners' minds between clark jefferson and negative things.