The advantages of abolishing the U.S. electoral college

Question DescriptionnnThis is an exercise in logical reasoning. There is no need to do any outside research on these topics, other than reviewing concepts from the textbook. Hint: consider the discussion starting around page 29.nnFor each statement, write a short sentence or two that addresses the following question:nnIs the statement normative or empirical? WhynnLook at the book if you do not know how to answer!nnHere are some statements about politics. (My inclusion of them here does not constitute an endorsement.) Consider each of the following statements:nn Democracy is the best form of government. The true answer is normative because…. (please explain why is it normative…)n People who voted for Donald Trump are on average stupider than people who did not. The right answer is empirical because …. ( do the right explanations)n People are more likely to vote for racist politicians when there have been more earthquakes and hurricanes. The right answer is empirical because….n Legal restrictions on abortion do not reduce the number of abortions. The right answer is empirical because….n The advantages of abolishing the U.S. electoral college would outweigh the disadvantages. The right answer is normative because….nnI gave you the right answer for each statement, your job now is to explain why? Please clear explanations!nnRead the book if you do not know how to start with this. Do not ask me how cus if I know I wouldn’t ask your help. I don’t know how to do this shit at all.nnEx, Whether a claim is empirical has nothing to do with whether or not it is true. “The moon is made of cheese” is an empirical claim.