To that point and beyond, Bush should make his sales pitch on the sticking points, assemble a majority and then roll over the unpersuadable.
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This view contrasts with moral universalism, which argues that, even though well-intentioned persons disagree, and some may even remain unpersuadable ( e . g . someone who is closed-minded ), there is still a meaningful sense in which an action could be more " moral " ( morally preferable ) than another; that is, they believe there " are " objective standards of evaluation that seem worth calling " moral facts " regardless of whether they are universally accepted.
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