Visual rhetoric, although not analyzed often by the common public, is extremely important and useful to examine. Informational articles that are for the most part unbiased, do not contain a lot of color or emotion to them. For example, an article explaining much of the Mueller Report explains that "on March 22, Mueller and his team submitted their 448-page report." Facts are given in this article and it remains unbiased while sticking to those facts. On the other hand, more bias article that take strong positions on a potential political topic, use a lot of color, emotional language, and pictures that also show emotions. The visual rhetoric gives the reader a sense of direction and intent that the writer of the article aims for.
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