But we hesitate in this country, thinking that compulsory voting seems somehow un-american (galston); we enjoy our freedom, including the freedom not to vote (ornstein). voting is deemed a civic right rather than a duty. however, our society does impose obligations on citizens when the success of our nation is at stake. two examples are jury service and paying taxes.

which excerpt best states the claim that hunter is making in the passage from "compulsory voting: an idea whose time has come"?

a. we enjoy our freedom, including the freedom not to vote (ornstein). b. but we hesitate in this country, thinking that compulsory voting seems somehow un-american.
c. voting is deemed a civic right, rather than a duty.
d. however, our society does impose obligations on citizens when the success of our nation is at stake.