Deborah Tannen, “We Need A Higher Quality Outrage”. The article refers to the 2004 presidential election and the years of the Bush Administration, but it’s not hard to see how Tannen’s ideas might connect to our most recent presidential election and the even more recent debate about health care. I was asked Pick out 1-3 consecutive sentences that you think are particularly important, interesting, thought-provoking, and/or irritating. Copy these sentences down at the top of a Word file. Now write a substantial paragraph (at least 200 words) in which you explain why you found these sentences important, interesting, thought-provoking, and/or irritating. You’ll want to relate the sentences to the rest of the article, but you should also feel free to say why these sentences are meaningful to you. I picked out two sentences thought I found interesting and would like to talk about, from my point of view. 1. Attacks on an opponent’s character, distract attention from the issues that will be decided in the election. 2. European countries, heated political discussions are common place, and enjoyed. Most Americans regard such conversations as unseemly arguments, so they avoid talking politics.
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