Video Games Don’t Cause Shootings. . . But They Don’t Prevent Them Either To the editor: In Kevin Draper’s August 5, 2019 article “Video Games Aren’t Why Shootings Happen. Politicians Still Blame Them”, he attacks an extremely modern theory that … Continue reading
This letter to the editor began with an unclear citation, however made up for it in it’s compelling image of what living paycheck to paycheck with a promise of more jobs is like. Joseph Henderson establishes his credibility by detailing … Continue reading
In this sample ” “An Hourly Worker’s Questions for the President”, only several of the essential components were applied. The citation was applied to the beginning of the text which allows us to know what the name of the article, … Continue reading
This letter to the editor does not exude any correct attributes that should get this letter into the newspaper. This letter must have been forced into this article because there must have been a lack of letters. In this letter … Continue reading
In his Letter to the Editor titled “An Hourly Worker’s Questions for the President”, Joseph Henderson makes a case against the optimistic views on job creation and growth discussed in the editorial “Reviving the American Working Class”. Although it is … Continue reading
In The New York Times issue, “An Hourly Worker’s Questions for the President”, Mr. Henderson is seeking out an argument using the 10 components to achieve the successfulness of a great letter to the editor. Observing the letter from the … Continue reading
While reading the article, “ An Hourly Worker’s For the President”, by Joseph Henderson, the writer expresses his thoughts on how opposed he is towards the working wages. His main arguments were concerning how the policies should be revised by … Continue reading
Joseph Henderson’s letter to the editor regarding the article “Reviving the American Working Class” hits every essential component needed for an article to be published on the newspaper. Before the writer Joseph Henderson begins the article, he cites the work … Continue reading
Joseph Henderson’s article of September 1, “An Hourly Worker’s Questions for the President,” he uses 10 Essential Components very well. This article is written by a 65 years old hourly employee at a hotel in Durham, N.C. He shows his … Continue reading
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