haven t faced that circumstance. all right, is that a gotcha question mercedes? i think it is. it s a very personal question. and although someone will decide to attend a same-sex marriage he might not agree with it from a policy standpoint. so it doesn t get to the answer of what their policy is. we know what their policy is. this is an attempt to get a different kind of answer. it makes it awkward. why is a personal question in your view necessarily a gotcha question? i think when you look at the way they set up the question it was very much in a way to make them feel either embarrassed, awkward, because they know what their policy position may be but when it comes to something so personal as to whether you would attend a gay wedding, that might conflict with your religious beliefs, it s just one of those things that i think hits that personal spot for a lot of these politicians. but one of those asking the questions, hugh hewitt a conservative radio talk show host. t
questions that make them uncomfortable, and how they handle that is a major not so much did they answer it on the wrong side or aconstituents in their party, but how do they handle the question is it something people are interested in seeing. all of these republican candidates oppose same-sex marriage and many of them repeated at an event in iowa. but this is an interesting journalistic phrasing. it gets you off the talking points and does make it personal. and a number of republicans took the opportunity to say, i would, i have attended a gay representation or marriage. i think it s a great question. because any way they answer it it s news. and everyone can relate to it. because a lot of people have been to gay weddings so it s a very personal question. i agree with joe, is that when you re running for president, it s a circus. you ll get personal questions. they volunteered to run, and that s why you re going to see those questions asked of anybody on the republican side. an
questions that make them uncomfortable, and how they handle that is a major not so much did they answer it on the wrong side or aconstituents in their party, but how do they handle the question is it something people are interested in seeing. all of these republican candidates oppose same-sex marriage and many of them repeated at an event in iowa. but this is an interesting journalistic phrasing. it gets you off the talking points and does make it personal. and a number of republicans took the opportunity to say, i would, i have attended a gay representation or marriage. i think it s a great question. because any way they answer it it s news. and everyone can relate to it. because a lot of people have been to gay weddings so it s a very personal question. i agree with joe, is that when you re running for president, it s a circus. you ll get personal questions. they volunteered to run, and that s why you re going to see those questions asked of anybody on the republican side. an
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