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Twitter Post from Bernie Sanders talking about Healthcare

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Twitter Post from Bernie Sanders talking about Healthcare

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The idea that we treat health care as an employee benefit is totally absurd.

As millions are losing their jobs, my bill with @RepJayapal says: We will take a burden off your shoulders. In this crisis, you will get all the health care you need for free. https://t.co/jTmzx60DLm
— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) April 11, 2020

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The purpose of this Twitter Post is to persuade people to get their representatives to vote for the Medicare for All bill that is being proposed by Bernie Sanders and Pramila.

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The context of the post is that Bernie Sanders is trying to get his Medicare For All bill passed in the Senate.

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The audience of this post is Bernie Sanders's followers and those who do not follow him but camera across his post.

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The common ground that links the author and the reader is the issue of Universal Healthcare in America. Most Americans agree that the healthcare system is not great and needs to change. The problem that divides most people is what should replace the current system to ensure all Americans have affordable healthcare. The author and the audience could conflict if the audience does not subscribe to Sanders's solution to Universal healthcare.

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The genre is a social media post. The author organizes the post by giving his stance on the topic and then gives a persuasive comment. Under the text, he has a picture of himself at a campaign rally.

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The author's stance is that he strongly disagrees with the current healthcare system in America. In this post, he calls a major part of the system absurd.