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Summary: The False Promises
My news editorial is The False Promises in President Trump's Tax Plan by the New York Times written in Aug 30 2017. This article is about (as expected) the false promises in Trumps tax plan. There are a few subtle examples about the authors opinions such as placing somewhat unneeded negative descriptions and a caricature of Donald trump dropping a giant pile of tax documents on helpless victims (clearly biased). The author might feel so strongly because they are in the middle class and were jealous of the top 1 percent savings of about 175k while only saving about 0.8k themselves. In contrast, most small business owners love Trumps tax plan because they think they will get that 175 grand off. Although I am biased on this topic I still
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