The Making of the Fox News White House

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(03-12-2019, 05:25 PM)bfine32 Wrote: I wouldn't go as far as to say there is no evidence that those ineligible to vote have voted in the past

But one will use the words they want to support their point:

For instance I use responsibility and voter ID

You use worthy and suppression.

It's a fallacy known as appeal to emotion.

Do you think there should be qualifications to exercise your 2nd amendment right?

I appreciate the use of a rhetorical question to make your point that no right is absolute (it was a good example), which I agree with, but as I said, I don't value what I view as attempted voter suppression.

It's something we just won't find common ground on. It is what it is and I say this sincerely and without any snark intended.