For virtually every supposedly beneficial ingredient, a counter argument exists.
"That argument exists with or without this plan," said Bill McInturff, a Republican pollster.
But, until every school and college in the country gives each child the same opportunity to excel, an argument exists for Offa monitoring the overall landscape.
But the Obama administration, which appealed that ruling, contends that a plausible argument exists for why the act might be constitutional.
It would be naive to dispute that an argument exists for Britain's arms industry, as an export asset, to be protected and sustained.
But no such argument exists against the gas tax: all it does, in essence, is ask drivers to pay for the roads they use.
The aesthetic argument existed to serve a political view of housing, and the gathering assault on modernism, functionalism, brutalism became a cover for politicians of both right and left who wanted to withdraw from public provision.
Since at least the Carter administration it has been the explicit position of both Republican and Democratic administrations that the government — no matter its view on the merits — will defend the constitutionality of an act of Congress unless the act infringes on the prerogatives of the president or no respectable argument exists in its defense.
A strong argument exists that the common law's handling of commercial options, business compromises, and other business transactions lacking an element of exchange is more a logical deduction from the general doctrine of consideration than an expression of justifiable policy concerns.
This argument exists in many policymakers' and politicians' minds, and in its radical form (that is "no rights without duties") it not only attracts right-wing and populist anti-immigrant political parties, but also social-democrat political parties who see that these policy narratives, together with the "welfare chauvinism" narratives, may help them to win over more of their electorate.
