Catherine Rampell Analysis

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The piece I picked is more opinion oriented and finds itself in the opinion section. Washington Post author Catherine Rampell goes on to say trump seems to have all of our problems figured out, whether it is the debt we are currently in or deporting illegal alien. Although her concern is when it comes to gun control where she is expressing quite a public opinion. Rampell says that Trump takes the traditional conservative stance. Rampell seems to think that though Donald Trump seems to have it all together, he doesn’t for this one. He is taking quite a stance on this that don’t match up with what Rampell believes which are more liberal views. She takes a stance which seems to be more against what Trump is going for, she is saying we need to

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