Does arguing rationally (and convincingly) that something went wrong in Ohio make you a daredevil?

You're arguing rationally and rationality is not going to be in fashion for a while.

If he rationally argues a call with an official, will he be penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct anyway?

But if there is agreement on certain goals and values, one can argue rationally about the means by which these objectives may be attained.

Jojonah was risking a great deal, and could rationally argue that the long-term greater good called for him to continue to remain quiet and obscure.

It means that they gather and interpret their material fairly and argue about its interpretations rationally.

Can anyone rationally argue that the President wasn't vitally interested in what Mr. Bennett was saying?

Who would rationally argue that it doesn't pay to believe in good health and the possibility that such a belief can enhance recovery?

No, he could not argue rationally, but neither could a martyr so defend his choice of death over falsehood.

In my view, most definitely not unless such rejection of the scientific arguments were soundly based, rationally argued and fully justified.