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Analysis of Editorials Andrew Bolt's editorial from the Herald Sun, March 3rd 2003, addresses conservative people concerned with Parliament. He argues critically and forcefully against Kirstie Marshall's rights to breastfeed her 11-day-old baby Charlotte, in State Parliament. In contrast the editorial taken from The Age February 28th 2003, addresses women or people concerned with women's rights. They argue factually and formally for the rights of family friendly working environments. ] Andrew Bolt begins forcefully by implying that he would know everything "noticed four entirely predictable things". His direct and frank assertion is unambiguous. In order to convince his audience to side with him, Andrew repeatedly uses personal stance "I", "I'd" in his writing. He makes his audience believe that if babies were bought into Parliament, women cannot concentrate, so the consequence being that the Government would be under threat. Men however are more serious, therefore not needing women to make decisions as...

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