Question

which part of this excerpt from president Barack Obama's remarks on the buffet rule uses the logical fallacy of false dilemma​

Answer 1

Without having the excerpt here, I cannot say for certain, but I can help you to determine what it is.  A false dilemma is one that one uses to try to force an outcome by using an "either/or" situation.  For example, "One must either choose to pay higher taxes or choose to live a life in poverty."  So as you read  Obama's remarks, where is he putting that type of situation on that particular rule (the buffet rule).  

Answer 2

The part of the excerpt from Barack Obama's remarks on the buffet rule that uses the logical fallacy of false dilemma is: “Either you’ve got to borrow more money to pay down a deeper deficit.

What is the fallacy of false dilemma?

A fallacy of false dilemma is when an idea is falsely claimed to be a situation of “this or that”. It is a logical fallacy that presents only two options or sides when there are many options or sides.

The Buffet Rule was simply a tax plan of President Barak Obama in 2011, that wanted to make a fairer tax system.

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