Donald Trump Make America Great Again By Rogerian Argument

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The Claim: The claim is that Donald Trump is just another politician. The use of the word ‘Politician” in this ad is applying to the idea that politicians are people who say they are going to do things but never act on it.

The evidence: There is no evidence for this ad, as it is just an accusation and not approved by any candidate.

The underlying assumption: Donald Trump will say that he is going to ‘Make America Great Again’ but he won’t act on his promises to his voters.

Problems: This ad is not approved by any candidate and there is no evidence because it is just an opinion. It could be endorsed by another politician or have a list of his promises made to his voters.

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