Voter: Our prime minister is evidently seeking a job at an international organization. Anyone seeking a job at an international organization would surely spend a lot of time traveling abroad, and our prime minister has spent more days abroad than at home so far this year. Which one of the following arguments is most similar in its flawed reasoning to the voter's argument? ['Kao must be a golfer. Kao is planning to run for office, and most people who run for office play golf.', 'Thompson must be negotiating a personal loan. Thompson was at the bank yesterday, and people who are negotiating a personal loan go to the bank to meet with a loan agent.', 'McKinsey must have committed a crime at some point. After all, despite extensive background checks no one has been able to show that McKinsey has never committed a crime.', 'Franklin will lose the coming election. The opposing candidate has better policy ideas and brings more relevant experience to the job.']