Analyze arguments for deductive reasoning

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Question: In his op-ed for The New York Times, Thomas B. Edsall argues that the Democratic Party is in danger of losing touch with the working class. He cites several reasons for this, including the party's focus on identity politics, its embrace of free trade, and its failure to invest in rural communities.

Analyze arguments for deductive reasoning and missing premises. Write the arguments out in Standard Argument Form and then evaluate how effective they are.

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