List Of 10+ Tough Questions Quotes

It Really Is Disgusting When A Guy In A Ball Cap With A High School Education Is The One Asking The Tough Questions.

There Was A Time In South Africa That People Would Put Flaming Tires Around Peoples' Necks If They Dis-sented. And In Some Ways The Fear Is That You Will Be Necklaced Here, You Will Have A Flaming Tire Of Lack Of Patriotism Put Around Your Neck. Now It Is That Fear That Keeps Journalists From Asking The Toughest Of The Tough Questions... And Again, I Am Humbled To Say, I Do Not Except Myself From This Criticism.

Political Journalists Love Graduate Student Intelligence, The Ability To Make Clever Allusions In Seminars, And In 1999-2000, They Hassled George W Bush For Not Having It. They Didn't Realise What This Book Succinctly Displays: That The President Has Something Far More Important - Ceo Intelligence, The Ability To Ask Tough Questions, Garner Essential Information And Make Discerning Decisions.

As The Economy Faces Such Difficulties, More Tough Questions Need To Be Asked About What The Tories Would Do If Elected. Their Ideology Of Free Markets And Small Government Needs Challenging. That Has To Be Part Of Our Job.

I Think The American People Want To See The Interactivity Between Candidates And Audiences, And Tough Questions Posed By People And How You Handle Them Under Fire.

When I'm Looking For Hot Button Answers To Tough Questions, I Don't Look To Congressman Or My Mayor. I Say, 'what Would Miss U.s.a. Have To Say About This?'

To Me, Jeb Bush Is Hitting His Stride. He Was The Most Composed, The Most Endpoint, The Most In Control, I've Seen Him In An Interview Yet. And It's Not Because I Wasn't Asking Him Tough Questions

Even Though The Press At Times Made Me Completely Crazy As They Followed Me Around The Hall, And Asked Tough Questions Over And Over Again - Now Believe Me, Every Politician Feels This Way - It Is A Necessary Part Of Our Life, And We Must Have A Press That Isn't Cowed And Won't Be Afraid Of Ratings If They Get Put To The Back Of The Room At A Press Conference.

The Press Really Is Not Doing Its Job Of Holding Their [the Candidates'] Feet To The Fire. ... The Tough Questions Are Not What Are You In Favor Of, But How Are You Going To Get It Through Congress?

I Consider It My Patriotic Duty As An Ordinary Citizen - Not As Secretary Of State - To Ask Questions. I Think We Have To Ask Ourselves The Tough Questions.