What President Trump can do and accomplish for you is ultimately what you think you'll get by voting for the opposite party.
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I take this to be more of a contest or riddle type of debate.
Pro casts a wide net, but con by sticking to a single point slips through Trump's aims as far as they are known to pro.
Pro's best point was that con was avoiding his argument, but then when con made it crystal clear to one single right he did much the same by not addressing how Trump would use his power for or against people with that issue.
Either one could have dominated this debate with a single source for their side endorsing the right to transition. As is, both arguments are weak.
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