My opponent says we should respect the values that have guided us in the past and draw strength from them. But this election isn’t about the past; it’s about the future. I am the candidate that wants to lead us to a better, brighter future. So you can either vote for my opponent and a return to the past, or you can vote progress by voting for me. Does it commit a fallacy? Does it commit a missing the point fallacy?

During jefferson's administration, which of the following represented his tenure? a) he believed the power of his gov depended upon his popularity b) jefferson thought that the strength of his government depended its use if force c) she refused to add territory to the u.s without approval of the states. d) jefferson though of “hands off” approach to the states and less power in the cen. gov. would benefit the nation