Orators...

When it comes to public speaking and overall presentation I believe one does not need to be morally good. Everyone for the most part is going to have overall different views on a lot of things. So classifying someone to have good morals is vague, because are you to classify his or her morals as good. As long as you have confidence and/or knowledge on what you are talking about, you should present well. When thinking about it, you don't really even need knowledge you completely make something up you just have to sell it. Presidency is a great example. In most cases Presidents will say one thing and fail to do it. They are somewhat similar to a car salesman. Not only that but the Greeks were considered orators when they weren't necessarily carrying out good morals. Although once again, who am I to make the call on what's right and what's wrong. In conclusion, I don't find a connection between goodness, truth, and public speaking.