The goal of this paper is to understand how political ideologies often form the

The goal of this paper is to understand how political ideologies often form the foundation for arguments we have today about public policy issues. On Moodle, go to the “Editorial Paper Articles” folder and read the three editorials available. Please choose one of the editorials, the one you disagree with the most, and follow the prompts below.
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As you complete this paper, please remember to use only ideologies we covered in class:
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Classical liberalism
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Modern liberalism
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Conservatism (not the American version!)
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Democratic socialism
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Marxism/Communism
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Theocracy
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Fascism
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Feminism
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Use these and only these ideologies as you complete the prompt below
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The paper should be a singular, cohesive whole that addresses the following prompts:
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First, briefly summarize the article. What are the author’s main points and arguments (no more than a page)
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Second, identify the author’s ideology, and why you think this is the author’s ideology. Also identify your own ideology (or the one from the list above you most agree with) and how this ideology informs your stance on the issue the article is dealing with
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Third, incorporate a third ideology by summarizing their main arguments and then applying it to the issue in the editorial
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Fourth, analyze the three ideologies. Overall, what are some strengths of these ideologies? What are some weaknesses?
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Finally, conclude with some overall takeaways about the ideologies. Do you think yours is the “best” response to this issue? If not, why not? If so, why?
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This paper is due Monday, February 20 by class Time. Please submit using Canvas.
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USE THE ARTICLE ATTACHED TO WRITE THE ESSAY.