The Impact of Trump's Tax Plan on the American People
The site uses direct quotes in emphasizing the main points that the Democrats wanted to pin against Trump's Tax Plan that seems to be impacting the lives of the people adversely. For instance, the Minority leader Chuck Schumer provides an estimate from the liberal group in claiming that the tax scheme "will add anywhere from 5 to 7 trillion dollars to our deficit." The values provided in the quote are used to compare with what the budget was offering to the nation (Miller, 217).
Statistical Evidence for Tax Reductions
The site also uses a statistical figure that has been proven to be precise by various researchers in making sure that the people believe all that is being told to them. For instance, they talk about the evaluation that was done on 29th September on the GOP plan showing that there will be a fall in the average tax for all individuals irrespective of their incomes (Miller, 217).
Social Media Evidence of Impact
They also used evidence from various social media platforms such as Twitter to show the magnitude of the problem affecting the lives of the people in the nation. For instance, the site offers Bernie Sanders comment on Twitter in which he was eager to know those who reap good results from Trump's scheme to do away with the estate tax (Miller, 217). It is from this that we come to understand that negative side of the presidents plans such that it is only the elite class of people in the country's management that will reap good results from the plan. This can be seen in the way Bernie claims that it is "only the top 0.2%- Trump, his cabinet, as well as other millionaires and billionaires." These methods are efficient in showing the way the local people are being impacted by the President's stand on the estate tax (Miller, 217).
Work Cited
Miller, David S. "How Donald Trump Can Keep His Campaign Promises, Grow the Economy, Cut Tax Rates, Repatriate Offshore Earnings, Reduce Income Inequality, Keep Jobs in the United States, and Reduce the Deficit." (2017). http://www.factcheck.org/2017/10/democrats-overstate-trump-tax-plan-effects/ ).
