This fall, a wide field of candidates are seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. Each candidate has laid out a platform - a series of statements on major issues that they think are economically, socially, or politically important. Underlying each of these “planks” (pieces of a platform) is a well-researched position.   For your third major essay, imagine that you are a policy advisor for a presidential candidate. You are tasked with compiling a well-researched, 1,000-1,250-word paper that argues in favor of a particular campaign position. goal is to argue your main point as persuasively as possible.   Your paper must do the following:   Clearly introduce the issue and present a concise, compelling argument about the issue in the form of a thesis statement; Support that thesis with a series of well-crafted, carefully-organized body paragraphs; Offer support drawn from scholarly research in each body paragraph; Accurately document that research using MLA in-text citations and a works cited page; 1. Read and evaluate source text in order to engage with a chosen policy change. 2. drafting (thesis, outline) and revision 3. full research process, from pitching an idea to completing the research, creating an outline, revising, drafting an argument and revising again. 4. revise an argumentative research essay. 5. use Microsoft Word to write , edit, and submit written assignmemts ( use Home, page layout, and review features).  6. research backed campaign issue paper Major Essay Three: Campaign Issue Paper   This fall, a wide field of candidates are seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. Each candidate has laid out a platform - a series of statements on major issues that they think are economically, socially, or politically important. Underlying each of these “planks” (pieces of a platform) is a well-researched position.   For your third major essay, imagine that you are a policy advisor for a presidential candidate. You are tasked with compiling a well-researched, 1,000-1,250-word paper that argues in favor of a particular campaign position. Unlike the position paper, your goal here is not to explore both sides of the issue and then make a suggestion: your goal is to argue your main point as persuasively as possible.   Your paper must do the following:   Clearly introduce the issue and present a concise, compelling argument about the issue in the form of a thesis statement; Support that thesis with a series of well-crafted, carefully-organized body paragraphs; Offer support drawn from scholarly research in each body paragrap   This essay will be assessed using the embedded