creating arguments

E activity·         Visit The White House Briefing Room to read “FACT SHEET: The President’s Framework for Shared Prosperity and Shared Fiscal Responsibility” dated April 13, 2011 athttp://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2011/04/13/fact-sheet-presidents-framework-shared-prosperity-and-shared-fiscal-resp. Be prepared to discuss.Discussion 1·         Consider the difference between empirical scientific evidence and anecdotal evidence. Explain which is considered more useful to the study of public policy and state why.·         Using the e-Activity, identify 2-3 policies of your choice and discuss which type of evidence is most appropriate for the policies you identified.Discussion 2·         Using one of the policies listed in Discussion 1, create one of each of the following (for a total of four arguments):o    Normative argumento    Positive argumento    Anecdote argumento    Evidence argument