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The Trump Administration Says Poverty Is Over. They’re Lying

The article “The Trump Administration Says Poverty Is Over. They’re Lying” from 2018 takes to discussion on whether the majority of poverty in the United States seem to have a problem or if poverty on the other hand don’t exist any longer. The Trump Administration consider the United Nations concern of poverty in The United States “patently ridiculous” and a waste of “time and resources”. The article is written by Bryce Covert, an independent journalist, who on a daily base contribute to various magazines. The article is based on the rhetorical pentagram model, where Bryce Covert render visible her completely opposite opinions on whether poverty seems to be a problem. Therefore, the material takes the form of different argumentations, and data that shows a whole other perspective on the case.

The superior topic of the article is Donald Trump's Administration stance on poverty and the real situation of poverty in The United States. Besides the effects of work requirements on people’s welfare recipients. The point of departure is the bad standards the population is given and in which way the poor and homeless people are being looked at from the government's point of view. The potential readers and the target group of the article refers to a wider group of the population of the United States. Due to the fact that Bryce Covert several times criticizes Donald Trump and the Administration, it will probably have a bigger impact on people who are against Trump and has some more the same opinions as Bryce Covert, or at least be more sympathetic with the communication of the article.