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Sicko Terrorist Lynne Stewart: Still Hating Cops Analysis

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Follow a Journalist #1 Precis In her “Sicko Terrorist Lynne Stewart: Still Hating Cops” (2016), Michelle Malkin claims that Lynne Stewart is a danger and cancer to America and that she should be kept in prison for her support and contribution towards to terrorism in the United States. Malkin supports her position by using logos and historical evidence to persuade the reader to stand by her on condemning Lynne Stewart because she is a “Sicko Terrorist” who believes that 9/11 was merely an "armed struggle.”, she uses many different events that Stewart was a part of while explaining how she is a disgusting American.Malkin aims to expose the vile person that Lynne Stewart is in order to keep Stewart in jail for her crimes. Perhaps she is doing

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