November 6, 2008
I was a poll observer on election day. I saw:
One poll worker who called everybody "baby," as in: "Have you ever voted before, baby? Well, sweetie, you just fill out the bubble for the person you want, OK baby? But don't write anybody's name down there where it says 'write-in,' baby, because then you're voting [...]
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November 4, 2008
The fifth and final type of argument under the Constitution is a policy argument. Policy arguments are fundamentally different from arguments based upon text, intent, precedent, or tradition. The four standard types of arguments are grounded in the past, while policy arguments look to the future.
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