The Trump Administration Says Poverty Is Over. They’re Lying
"The Trump Administration Says Poverty Is Over. They’re Lying" is an article written by Bryce Covert. The article is about poverty in the US. This essay focuses on argumentative and linguistic features. And at last, based on my analysis, it is assessed if Bryce Covert successfully communicates her views.
The genre of this non-fiction essay is an opinion article written by Bryce Covert. You can tall that it is an opinion article because who it is written by. Bryce Covert is an opinion writer on The New York Times, The New republic and several more papers. She mostly writes about Economy and politics.
She has written her opinion article in The Huffington Post, July 28, 2018. The Huffington Post writes about what their readers wants to read, they write to humanise stories and expose bad things. The audience or receiver is both men and women between the ages of 35-44 are their primary age group, but there is also younger and older people who read the paper.
How does Covert communicate her massage by using the rhetorical pentagram? It is obviously Bryce Cover, who is an opponent of poverty and are talking against the Trump Administration when it comes to that subject, that is the sender of this message. It is both a controversial message, but also an emotional message that she is trying to clarify. And according to me, it is not a difficult subject for the reader to comprehend, because it is seen all over the US and it is such a big subject today.
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