Read the following passage: My opponent seems to make a good argument for switching from coal to solar power. He says it will save taxpayers money. However, my opponent seems to forget he was once investigated for stealing money during his time in office. Can we trust an alleged thief to tell us what to do with our money?

This is an example of what type of logical fallacy?

Statistics show that internet usage in the united states has grown from just 41% of households in 2000 to 77% of households in 2010. which of the following best describes how online shopping has added to cultural diffusion in the united states? it encourages people to purchase more than they normally would. it makes news and information about products available in an easy-to-consume format. it has allowed large corporations to expand into new states, creating more jobs. it makes goods more accessible to people who might not normally be able to get them.