They like the goals but the trade-offs make them nervous, and it's not yet clear whether single-payer supporters can win them over with their counterarguments to the counterarguments.
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If the students objected, the playbook was ready with counterarguments.
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"We are confident that Father Palombella's counterarguments will be convincing."
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This new study on financial advisers' misconduct suggests two strong counterarguments.
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First, this betrays a certain pessimism toward the power of counterarguments.
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Here are some obvious counterarguments: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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But, it's pretty easy to make counterarguments for these pessimistic views.
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Newspapers, blogs and television channels have presented arguments and counterarguments every day.
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Realistic counterarguments are unknown in this household, except as pure intellectual exercises.
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But there are at least three strong counterarguments to the status quo.
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The argument had to be sound, the evidence solid and counterarguments addressed.
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I suspect many readers will, at this point, be vibrating with counterarguments.
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And, psychologists say, it's unlikely to be countered by statistics or logical counterarguments.
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And psychologists say it's unlikely to be countered by statistics or logical counterarguments.
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Yet few inside the Muslim community are making visible counterarguments to their statements.
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If nothing else, listening to the other side will sharpen your own counterarguments.
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Mischief is, of course, an America's Cup specialty, and there are good counterarguments.
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But once they hear the counterarguments, like higher taxes, they become less enthusiastic.
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But there are a lot of unknowns with this proposal — and several strong counterarguments.
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In each case, these policies stand up to respondents being presented with credible counterarguments.
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But also there are some persistent counterarguments to putting an end to tax havens.
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There are some compelling reasons to prioritize health care, but also some pretty compelling counterarguments.
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I Don't Think So: Writing Effective Counterarguments In this lesson, students analyze the work of winners of the Learning Network's 2014 Student Editorial Contest as well as professional models from The Times's editorial pages to learn how writers effectively introduce and respond to counterarguments.
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Perhaps his plan would prove more robust to counterarguments with him on the trail defending it.
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And CEO Jeff Bezos has found a peculiar place to offer his counterarguments: Amazon's financial filings.
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But for the most part they avoided trapdoors and simply put forth their counterarguments to Trump.
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As with the question on negotiation, we included both a partisan cue and pharmaceutical industry counterarguments.
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The brief, presented by acting Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Bossert Clark, outlines a number of counterarguments.
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Kevin Roose brought up this argument in his interview with Andrew Yang; counterarguments abound as well.
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Many of us find the arguments for the existence of God more compelling than the counterarguments.
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It's a story that in itself offers some ingenious arguments and counterarguments for the play's central debate.
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It forced the authorities to consider arguments and counterarguments, pros and cons, before making a fateful decision.
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Even after hearing the counterarguments and partisan framing, 28503 percent of Republicans supported government negotiation of drug prices.
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In a general election, voters are likely to hear far more about these counterarguments than they are now.
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One might think these searches would turn up a variety of perspectives, including at least a few compelling counterarguments.
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When I explain this to incredulous clients, I'm often met with uncomfortable silences or a battery of angry counterarguments.
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The Kremlin found no counterarguments, except to condemn the press as enemies of the people and dissidents as traitors.
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The company made its own counterarguments, including asking for more time to prove the worth of its current strategy.
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After students both believe and doubt, they can share their writing — including their arguments and counterarguments — with their peers.
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The conversations were polite, and Dr. Beck listened to counterarguments that Ms. Hamnett and her team made, Ms. Hamnett said.
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Between the lines: The memo fails to consider counterarguments that Democratic members have been making in the media for weeks.
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She was fond of convening academic experts with whom she disagreed and peppering them with her well-prepared questions and counterarguments.
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Maybe, maybe not; it's hard to predict" — but notes that Sanders's counterarguments to Clinton's fearmongering about renegade states are "perfectly reasonable.
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Trump on Trial Republicans have offered multiple rationales for why witnesses are unnecessary, but Democrats have counterarguments for all of them.
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Hawley's belief that government forcing websites to offer political counterarguments to every opinion is somehow emblematic of free speech is bafflingly preposterous.
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You can link this work to work that they might be doing in their E.L.A. classes, with identifying counterarguments and rebutting them.
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One of the counterarguments is we've become numb to this idea that the leader of the free world is saying crazy shit.
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If Hockenberry's and Ghomeshi's essays are supposed to have literary value, why aren't they engaging in good faith with the counterarguments against them?
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The negative reaction to refugees is more emotional than rational, and psychologists say it's unlikely to be countered by statistics or logical counterarguments.
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And those voters' support for laws that protect trans people from discrimination increased, even when they were presented with counterarguments for such laws.
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As John Stuart Mill said, we must rehash even unpleasant arguments to remind ourselves what the counterarguments are: Sunshine is a disinfectant, people say.
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Mr. Gitai, who frequently cuts to himself listening, or interrupts his subjects with questions and counterarguments, comes across as a determined if smug guide.
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The Heartland-distributed book disputes the methods used in these and similar surveys but provides no definitive counterarguments against the overall weight of evidence.
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They began the morning describing how to form an argument and look for counterarguments, and the best way to present a point of view.
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There has never been time to hold hearings, to consider amendments, to negotiate with Democrats, to explain provisions, to consider counterarguments, to work through details.
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While the official reason is to train young men in case of an attack from North Korea, there are counterarguments that many young men mention.
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The thrust of these counterarguments is that the main characters did nothing wrong because the law simply doesn't penalize anything that happened at the meeting.
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" Much of the counterarguments presented by Huawei executives takes the angle that foreign governments with Huawei's technology could choose not to comply with the "intelligence work.
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Their "In Defense of Advertising in Space" presents aesthetic counterarguments (some people like billboards, for example) and scientific ones (maybe astronomers shouldn't take precedence over commercial interests).
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Trump's lawyers have also been privately arming themselves with counterarguments against possible subpoena efforts by the special counsel's office and steps to impeachment by a Democratic Congress.
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Nearly every new president has a learning curve and it can take time to establish a process that carefully vets proposals, considers counterarguments and limits unintended consequences.
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Advance Evidence-Based Arguments and Tackle Counterarguments Use a model text or two to help students move from mere assertion or opinion to rigorous, evidence-based argument.
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Democrats need to decide whether they really want to run on these policy commitments, and if they do, they need to stress-test their talking points and counterarguments.
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If you were a market observer concerned that Microsoft might miss cloud as it missed mobile a few times, the company now has material counterarguments at the ready.
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Our question mentioned this was a policy supported by Democrats, and also included common pharmaceutical industry counterarguments such as the (false) talking point that it will hurt innovation.
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Visa hasn't responded to my email seeking comment — and has declined to comment on the lawsuit to other media organizations — so we don't what Visa's counterarguments will be.
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Sunstein, a liberal and a Democrat who worked in the Obama administration, concluded that the best judicial decisions arose from divided panels, where judges had to confront counterarguments.
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Carmichael says that, whereas ''rebuttals'' to his stand-up jokes can only be implied, on the show he and his writers are able to stage counterarguments via the other characters.
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Franzen has spent so much time convincing himself of his own rightness that he doesn't examine his arguments from all of their possible angles so that he can address counterarguments.
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The argument that TV is better than ever and is experiencing some sort of second golden age has existed since the 1970s, and the attendant counterarguments are generally just as old.
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He seemed so confused and frustrated, and repeating things commonly said by boys that are counterarguments and all easily defeatable and broken down by someone who knows what they're talking about.
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He has proved adept at deflecting well-intentioned fact-checking, regardless of how often it has caught him in a contradiction, and rational counterarguments, which can bounce off him like rubber.
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When they finally get a chance to talk, Rafael comes prepared with a written list of reasons why it won't work out and his counterarguments for the concerns Jane will inevitably raise.
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We thought through the possible counterarguments that people from both sides of the aisle could make to rebut our statements, and we made sure we were on as solid ground as possible.
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The litany of counterarguments that include references to Beijing's rounding up of Chinese Muslims and dozens of other human rights abuses add up to what seems like a massive social media backfire.
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Weiner peppers the book with so many arguments and counterarguments about the true nature of genius that it's difficult to tell what he's championing or if there is any conclusion to be drawn.
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And we published two related lesson plans, "For the Sake of Argument: Writing Persuasively to Craft Short, Evidence-Based Editorials" and "I Don't Think So: Writing Effective Counterarguments" that offer additional teaching ideas.
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Study the Pros Analyzing mentor texts can help students identify how writers build arguments using claims, reasons and supporting details, and they can help students see how to develop effective counterarguments as well.
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" Linn also said the plaintiffs' state law copyrights were "distinct" from rights inherent in the remasterings, and the CBS counterarguments would leave the plaintiffs "uncompensated and without control of distribution of their creative product.
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He lists the "four Ns" as the main categories of reasons people give for sticking with meat—that it is nice, normal, necessary, and natural—and, for each of these positions, he offers counterarguments.
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The argument proceeded in an article on Quartz headlined ''The Subtle Sexism of Hoodies'' and in counterarguments suggesting, for instance, that ''hoodies represent a rejection of old ideas and an openness to new ones.
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"A lot of counterarguments to raising the minimum wage are that, well if you raise the minimum wage, then maybe the unemployment rate goes up, particularly for people at lower-wage jobs," Kaufman said.
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Anticipating the debate over witnesses that will occur in the trial tomorrow, my colleague Carl Hulse spelled out the various Republican rationales for why witnesses were unnecessary, and the counterarguments Democrats have for them.
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In "It's Time to Appreciate Serena Williams's Greatness," Christopher Clarey anticipates counterarguments: In light of that and Williams's enduring excellence, there is momentum building behind the concept of deeming her the greatest player ever.
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And also, though, pretending the issue has a clear answer, when you've not done the work to even know if that answer is really true, when you've not done the work to understand the counterarguments .
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This generated a slew of defenses, explanations, and counterarguments about how it wasn't a realistic and/or fair fight, about the F-35's role in air-to-air combat, and about the future of dogfighting.
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On my runs, unlike in real life, there are no rebuttals, no counterarguments, no ripostes beginning with "Well, how about the time you — " In my running mind, and only there, my opponents are dumb with sheepish recognition.
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But it allows the play to skewer #NotAllMen counterarguments: Yes, Rashad is a two-time victim and not an aggressor, but Genesis will show him that in the larger conversation about sexual assault, that may not matter.
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To be clear, there's only so much that reframing in terms of values can do: It can't turn an anti-Obamacare conservative into a proponent, but it can soften his stance and get him to listen to counterarguments.
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There are four main counterarguments to economically abstracting Ethereum: the lack of software support for economic abstraction; difficulty in pricing many tokens; the existence of contracts not tied to tokens; and the need for ETH for Proof-of-Stake.
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At the end of the day, based on the scientific evidence I've seen, weighed against the credibility of opposing counterarguments, with Pascal's Wager thrown in as a tiebreaker, the need and urgency for righteous behavior is a no-brainer.
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" When I noted that the objecting reviewers had not been convinced by their counterarguments, he said: "The fact that a person who sends a review doesn't feel like their arguments have been answered doesn't mean that they haven't been answered.
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While Ms. Goitein agreed that "there is a nonfrivolous legal case to be made" that emergency-powers laws might empower Mr. Trump to spend military funds on a wall, she also pointed to counterarguments any lawsuit would have to contend with.
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Whereas he has shown that if he says one thing and then actually hears good counterarguments or good reasons why he should shift his position, he will take a different position, if it's a better one, if the arguments win him over.
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We also have two comprehensive lesson plans — For the Sake of Argument: Writing Persuasively to Craft Short, Evidence-Based Editorials and I Don't Think So: Writing Effective Counterarguments — that were written to support students in crafting their own editorials for our annual contest.
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"In times when poisonous narratives have become popular and the spreading of fear and hatred have once again become socially acceptable, we liberal, democratically minded bibliophiles must respond with attractive counterarguments," Mr. Boos said at a news conference at the fair's opening.
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Counterarguments that all art is political are a good start; for next steps consider the appropriately wide range of reactions to the outside world that art can enable and convey, not to mention the social benefits of keeping aesthetic receptors engaged and analytic facilities alert.
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The Khashoggi affair has reinforced the counterarguments of Saudi Arabia's detractors, who hold that the country has a reckless foreign policy, exemplified by its bloody war in Yemen and split with Qatar, both of which have been led by Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman (MBS).
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I really did not understand at first but then I realize that I would rather watch a 143 minute video with Carl Azuz talking about trivial events rather than read a gigantic essay that goes back and forth, using rhetorical devices, counterarguments, analysis, etc.
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Returning to the Society of Authors, here's the bottom third of their points — which focus on countering the copyright reform critics' counterarguments: The proposals aren't censorship: that's the very opposite of what most journalists, authors, photographers, film-makers and many other creators devote their lives to.
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" That's unfortunate, Mr. Pinker argues, because while someone might use these facts to support bigoted views, that needn't be the case, because "for each one of these facts, there are very powerful counterarguments for why they don't license racism and sexism and anarcho-capitalism and so on.
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The Palestinian plight, grounded in decades of ethnic cleansing, dispossession and apartheid, is brushed off with baseless counterarguments — claims that there is no partner for peace, that Palestinians teach their children to hate Jews, that Israel's excessive force is retaliatory, that settlements are a legal right.
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The Republicans sharpened their counterarguments and defenses as Gordon D. Sondland, the ambassador to the European Union, delivered damaging testimony about what he witnessed as one of the Trump proxies orbiting Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, as they pushed Ukraine to announce the investigations.
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He does caution readers at the beginning that he'll be "giving great philosophers shorter shrift than they deserve, and simplifying issues for the sake of brevity," but what he leaves them with is a nuance-free narrative that dismisses counterarguments and distorts 3,500 years of history.
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House Democrats had anticipated several of these points and offered counterarguments ahead of time: They noted that the purpose of impeachment was for Congress to check presidents when they've abused their power and pointed to constitutional scholars who've argued that a crime is not needed to warrant impeachment.
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Lesson Plan | Persuading an Audience Using Logos, Pathos and Ethos Lesson Plan | For the Sake of Argument: Writing Persuasively to Craft Short, Evidence-Based Editorials Lesson Plan | I Don't Think So: Writing Effective Counterarguments B. Have a Debate There are many ways to hold formal and informal debates.
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"She's got more than any state archive," said Isabel Enzenbach, who curated an exhibit at the German Historical Museum, featuring Ms. Mensah-Schramm's 80-odd binders of material, that traces the lengthy German tradition of plastering walls with messages of hate, as well as longer, funnier and more thoughtful counterarguments.
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It's been only a few days since Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh was accused of attempting to rape a woman when they were both teenagers at a party, but there have already been a rush of judgements and debates, arguments and counterarguments that blossomed in the absence of anyone knowing anything.
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And the endpoint of both the Times and Washingtonian profiles, in which personal contact with real-life alt-righters and counterarguments from online left-wingers suffice to pull the main characters away from the far right, suggests that the current Very Online alternative to liberalism is not necessarily built to last.
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Another way of saying that, though, is Clinton wins over even people who disagree with her by treating their ideas with respect — she takes the time to understand their arguments, she's honest about her counterarguments, and she is relentless in her efforts to find shared ground on which to make progress.
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Mr. Carr also noted counterarguments: Formulating relatively simple thoughts on the internet can yield more complex ones through real-time exchanges with others, and people whose reflex is to post a notion hastily rather than let it sit may not have been the most deliberative thinkers in a pre-smartphone time, either.
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"The fact that highly educated intellectuals and academics and scientists and software engineers are being held in these facilities is one of the best counterarguments to authorities' claims that this is some kind of educational program meant to benefit Uighurs," said Maya Wang, a Hong Kong-based researcher for Human Rights Watch.
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This part of Damore's argument has attracted most of the attention, but there's very little there: The entire section is under 400 words, and it doesn't offer analysis of any of this research, examine counterarguments, consider industry or job structure, or really engage with the debate it's part of in any serious way at all.
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Before any counterarguments, 55 percent of respondents to a Kaiser Family Foundation poll supported single-payer, but after being asked, "What if you hear that opponents say guaranteed universal coverage through such a plan would give the government too much control over health care," only 40 percent still support it, and 62 percent oppose it.
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However, there are some lessons to be learned from the fact of his being allowed to speak and how the campus community is responding to it; namely, that while I'd much rather be living in 2016 than 1983, those 1980s approaches to hateful rhetoric on campus -- specifically, resolute counterarguments -- are a throwback we need to embrace.
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But veteran lawmakers and scholars of the court have absorbed the present tumult in a deeper context: a prospective Senate nadir achievable only after years of creeping institutional shifts, a mutual recognition of the judiciary's capacity to accelerate a party's agenda, and a bipartisan embrace of hypocritical arguments and counterarguments, adopted and abandoned with the political winds.
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Seeking counterarguments to the GOP push for tax cuts, the Clinton team began to elevate the idea that it was important to preserve the budget surplus per se — an idea that carried over into the 2000 presidential campaign and beyond and that was really quite different from the specific conclusion that deficit reduction was a good idea given the circumstances of 20093.
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My experience is that he's an unusually decent and honest politician who is very clear and serious in his ideas but thin-skinned when it comes to the possible problems with those ideas — it's not so much that he's considered the counterarguments and rejected them but that he doesn't seek them out and, when he does hear them, often dismisses them out of hand.
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Ms. Nance said many conservatives were weighing a number of arguments and counterarguments: a suspicion of the national news media against the sense that Mr. Moore's accusers seem credible, the fact that the 1970s and '80s, when he is accused of committing the acts, was "a different time," and the fact that Republican Party leaders have tried to thwart him repeatedly throughout his career.
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My worry about Sanders, watching him in this campaign, is that he isn't very interested in learning the weak points in his ideas, that he hasn't surrounded himself with people who police the limits between what they wish were true and what the best evidence says is true, that he doesn't seek out counterarguments to his instincts, that he's attracted to strategies that align with his hopes for American politics rather than what we know about American politics.
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In "10 Ways to Teach Argument-Writing With The New York Times," you'll find resources for … Exploring the role of a newspaper opinion section Understanding the difference between fact and opinion Analyzing the use of rhetorical strategies like ethos, pathos and logos Working with claims, evidence and counterarguments Helping students discover the issues that matter to them Breaking out of the "echo chamber" when researching hot-button issues Experimenting with visual argument-making You probably already know that you can find arguments to admire — and "writer's moves" to emulate — all over the Times Opinion section.
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Bonus: While you wait for the debate to start, you should listen to my podcast interview with CNN's Brian Stelter from a couple weeks ago: * Other counterarguments against the debates topping 80 million viewers include the fact that the debates are up against "Monday Night Football," and that it's not 1980, so there are many ways to spend your time instead of watching TV. Also: Many people don't like Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton, so they may want to do something other than watch them on TV. ** If you work at a platform or network and want to have your options listed here, feel free to reach me via email.
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