- Quotes from former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush
- Relating to the idea that missing a deadline is embarrassing or diminishing
- Creating an idea that the election staff were unwilling to give up information
The article uses the Bias through word choice and the Bias through names in order to further portray its purpose.
When describing how Brenda Snipes, the Broward County Election Supervisor, blamed backlash on racism, words and phrases such as, "probably," "may be," "could be, or "believes" implied that her ideas where not necessarily true. The article brought up that Snipes has had problems with elections before and mentioned that a familiar public figure, Jeb Bush, wanted her to lose her job. The election officials had missed the upload deadline of the votes by two minutes and all the votes had been invalidated. The author's purpose of the article was to portray Snipes as the type of person to blame their own wrongdoings on other people and to plant the idea that the election officials were being dishonest.
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