Jan Schakowsky and
Jerry Fiddler argue the helpfulness and importance of raising the taxes of
millionaires/billionaires
G: Assumption that audience understands the American economic system and how taxes function in society.
A; References school and how improvements to it (as well as other sections of our society) can be made.
S: Author argues that if we raise taxes for the rich, then America can be improved as the middle class expands and modifications to public facilities are made.
C: Consequences of not taking action are that the top 1% will continue to have dominance over the wealth of the country and that the middle class will continue to shrink.
A: Jan Schakowsky serves on the energy and commerce committee, and Jerry Fiddler Co-founded "Wind-river systems". They also discussed he topic with wealthy individuals who agreed with them.
P: The moral principal here is to create a better world. The authors argue that by distributing wealth through taxes is the best method to obtain a better country.
Great analysis of GASCAP for the article! I would love to read this... since I don't really agree with outrageously taxing the rich
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