Question: In the city council meeting, Mrs. Quail asked the mayor when he was going to do something about the potholes in her neighborhood. She pointed out that when she drove through more affluent communities, the roads were much better, but she and her neighbors were also tax payers and wanted a return on that money. The mayor smiled, looked at Mrs. Quail, and said, "You make an excellent point. Eliminating potholes is essential, so we need to consider the city payroll. City employees are due a raise.... For the next 10 minutes, the mayor rattled on about how she was going to make sure that all city employees, including the ones who fill potholes, get a 2% increase in pay during the next fiscal year. What logical fallacy is the mayor guilty of?