A salesperson who makes a sale does not change the desires of the customer. Rather, the salesperson finds out what these desires are and then convinces the customer that a particular product will satisfy them. Persuading people to vote for a politician to whom they are initially indifferent is not significantly different. After discovering what policies the prospective voter would like to see in place, one tries to__. Which one of the following most logically completes the argument?
A: convince the voter that the policies favored by the politician in question are preferable to those favored by the voter
B: persuade the voter that voting for the politician in question is the best way to get these policies adopted
C: disguise any difference between the policies the politician supports and the policies supported by other candidates
D: show that the opponents of the politician in question do not favor all of those policies
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
B