Answer the following questions about "The Plot Against People" by Russell Baker.
What appeals besides logical ones are used? Does the writer appeal to readers' emotions? Try to establish common ground? Demonstrate his or her credibility as trustworthy and knowledgeable? How successful are these appeals?
Are any counterarguments acknowledged? If so, are they presented accurately and respectfully? Does the writer accommodate them or try to refute them? How successfully does he or she deal with them?
What outside sources of information does the writer cite? What kinds of sources are they, and how credible do they seem? Are they current and authoritative? How well do they support the argument?