Regarding the letter "Partisan Politics must end": Not only was U.S. Rep. Candice Miller against President Obama's jobs plan, but so were Republican members of Congress, as well as a significant number of congressional Democrats who also refused to vote for passage, including Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader.

Question

That's why the jobs bill failed to pass.

The statement that "one party would rather see America fail than allow our president succeed" is totally false.

Obama was elected by a majority that included Republicans, Democrats and independents. Nobody wants America to fail.

Some examples of Obama's accomplishments in just under three years include:

The highest debt of nearly $15 trillion.

Unemployment averaging 9.4 percent and a credit rating drop from triple-A to double-A+, the first time in history the rating has ever been downgraded.

The housing market has gone from record breaking sales to record-low mortgage failures and repossessions. Combined unemployment and mortgage failures contributed to the U.S. experiencing the highest poverty rate in history.

I simply don't understand why anyone, Democrat or Republican, would want to re-elect any president with Obama's economic failures.
Any economist will tell you that raising taxes during a recession will do more damage than benefit to small businesses trying to start up or expand. Raising taxes on those who create jobs will simply prevent growth.
what logical fallacies is there

Answer 1

http://writingcenter.unc.edu/resources/handouts-demos/writing-the-paper/fallacies

Study the different types of fallacies and let us know what you think.

Answer 2

i think there is slippery slop and appeal to athuroity, straw man, and red herring

Answer 3

is my answer right??????????

Answer 4

Yes, and I think there's some generalizing going on, too!