Consider the following question from a recent poll. Thinking about how the terrorism issue might affect your vote for major offices, would you vote only for a candidate who shares your views on terrorism or consider a candidate's position on terrorism as just one of many important factors? [rotated]

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Talan Reed

Social Studies

16 July, 01:11

Consider the following question from a recent poll. Thinking about how the terrorism issue might affect your vote for major offices, would you vote only for a candidate who shares your views on terrorism or consider a candidate's position on terrorism as just one of many important factors? [rotated]

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Braylen Thornton · Answer 1

Answer: The conderations has to be rotated, to avoid our choice being biased. Though on a strict note, we would want to consider first, the ones that has reasoned the same way with us.

Explanation: Just as we know that we can be deceived by our sense, so our thoughts can also deceive us. If we only wants people to act on our opinion, and reason the way we think, they will be many tendency of people not getting it right. Though we have to consider the ones that share the same thoughts with us, about terrorism, but our consideration should rotate to the ones that does not share the same thoughts with us, so that we won't be bias in our choice.