Rhetorical Slant

When an opinion is stated as if it were a fact, which it is not, and uses biased language

The use of language to IMPLY something without actually saying it (reading between the lines)

Hinting that proof exists to support what you are saying but never actually citing that proof (e.g. "Studies show...")

blaming or exaggerating someone's argument or another organization to prove a point

comparing two things that are not really the same; sometimes doesn't make sense to compare them

saying one small event will cause worse events to happen

extremely exaggerating facts; saying something is way worse or way better than it actually is

Her speech was written as sloppily as a second grader's homework.