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A false issue meant to distract readers from the issue that’s addressed in an argument is called: a. a red herring. b. stacking the deck. c. a bandwagon. d, a non sequitur.

A false issue meant to distract readers from the issue that’s addressed in an argument is called: a. a red herring. b. stacking the deck. c. a bandwagon. d, a non sequitur.
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A false issue meant to distract readers from the issue that’s addressed in an argument is called:

a. a red herring.
b. stacking the deck.
c. a bandwagon.
d, a non sequitur.

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c. a bandwagon. i hope dis helps ya let me know im right or wrong
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