I think you may have almost convinced me that he does, but the fact that Obama has a clear, focused economic and foreign policy plan will smolder any unsubstantiated argument made by Romney.
This unsubstantiated argument contends that, if an acre of corn in the American Midwest is used for ethanol production, then, somewhere else in the world, an additional acre must be used to grow corn.
And especially to make unsubstantiated arguments that science refutes religion.
They said that while he wrote about important topics, he frequently glossed over details or made unsubstantiated arguments that individual examples reflected wider truths.
Moreover, while critics have set aside their unsubstantiated arguments that climate change is not man-made, they have taken up the new charge in recent years that the United States can ill afford to enact policies that might inhibit economic growth, or that sacrifices in the West will do little to offset the pollution levels of emerging economies.
While entitled to their opinion, these allegations are fueled by ignorance and a misunderstanding of the material, and are based on unsubstantiated arguments.
Ministers of health are convinced by the evidence, and I ask them to be vocal in persuading ministers of finance, trade, foreign affairs and others not to be swayed by the unsubstantiated arguments of the tobacco industry.
The Washington Post Fact Checker last week awarded Trump (who is 70, by the way) four Pinocchios for his unsubstantiated "stamina" argument, and The Post's David Weigel recently debunked the "junk science" behind some of the leading rumors of a dire, undisclosed health problem.
This is an unimpressive and unsubstantiated statement.
That Baker, a pacifist, was reading history morally rather than pragmatically, as Sullivan claims, is no excuse for an argument unsubstantiated by evidence or logic.
On Tuesday, Trump introduced a new argument — unsubstantiated and contrary to various studies — asserting that his proposed wall would more than pay for itself.
