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Trump Tax Reform Analysis
This political cartoon was made to inform the American citizens about Trump’s tax reform. We know it regards Trump’s political reform due to the short speech he says, and we know it is Trump due to his dress which represents the one he had during his political campaign. The audience are the American citizens and we deduce this because the tax reform is done for the American. The political cartoon is made to underline how the tax reform will not help the middle class but the rich part of the population. We know this due to the contrast between the word “lie” and Trump’s short speech. The format is a political cartoon. It is political due to its theme, the tax reform, and it is a cartoon due to how it presents itself in an exaggerative sort of ironic and criticising way.

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