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A critique of McKinney’s policies—that they only benefit the wealthy—is unfair. Why? Because some of her policies have benefitted the non-wealthy; the author provides an example.

The conclusion rejects a criticism of Mckinney: “... that is not a fair evaluation.”

The author doesn’t make this comparison. We have no information on McKinney’s commitment or whether the author thinks it’s possible to gauge it. The author is concerned with the effect of policies on the wealthy vs. poor.

This is just a fact: McKinney’s policies have been criticized in this way. The author is looking to refute that criticism.

This is premise. It supports the sub-conclusion that McKinney’s policies have benefitted the less affluent; that sub-conclusion supports the main conclusion that McKinney’s policies don’t only benefit the wealthy, and the critique saying so is unfair.

This is the main conclusion. This claim contradicts the criticism against Mayor McKinney, and the rest of the argument is used as support for this claim.

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