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Memoranda examples
Bill Barr
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Organizes their lines of reasoning into different paragraphs starting with "first", "second", "third", and "fourth" which helps break down the text into smaller parts making it easier for the reader to follow
Has several different headings and subheading to let the reader know what they are going to read about
The writer used many court cases as evidence and sited them in the text whenever they referenced an idea from or about the court case
Kenneth Cheseboro
In this memo they start off by summarizing the requirements under federal law for electoral vote.
The next paragraph after they state their own opinion on the matter, which makes this “THEY SAY, I SAY.”
When organizing the memo they divided the different talking points with BOLD HEADERS to make it easier for the reader to look for what their main talking points are.
Within these sections in the memo they would also divide the points within each sections with bullet points to make it easier for the reader to gather the information
In this memo, they often use OLD/NEW CONTRACT by bringing up the laws for different states than brings up new information that could be useful for the campaign.
new consensus
the memos formatting was clear and easy for the reader to understand what was the topic of each section and who it was being addressed to due to the headers, sub-headers
, and organized bullet points that helped the ideas and message flow
opens the memo with a congratulations to begin with towards the new president and vice-president elect and then goes into summary about important topics that need to be dealt with and why
able to explain with evidence why these tasks are important as well as give explanations of possible ideas to help solve them and background information to make sure the importance of them is shown
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Daniel’s Memo
Looking back in my memo, I sense I did not do an effective job in not only getting the readers attention by using “They Say, I Say” but I also did not do an effective job in picking a side. I found that in my memo I often was just giving out information about Signaling and Human Capital, but I did not end up choosing a side and state my opinion on this topic.
As far as the layout of the memo, I feel that I did a decent job in the overall layout of it, but I feel that as far as major talking points I fail to make a talking point that fits the overall talking point of the memo.
I also feel that I fail to take in account any other sources aside from the two major research articles of Mihut and Campbell.
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