At best, it raises unpleasant questions they will most likely be pushed to answer publicly.
I'm not going to be pushed to answer questions about me and Tiger".
Pushed to answer, a majority said that Mr. Dillane would carry the day, despite Mr. Byrne's name recognition from films.
Pushed to answer, I suppose "fun-loving" must be the nearest description, but that has less to do with my style than my hope that solvers simply enjoy the fun of wordplay.
The Gallo brothers, great businessmen in the wine trade, once got pushed to answer how they'd compare their gallon jug concoctions with vintage Bordeaux.
For the procedure, he lay inside a million-dollar magnetic resonance imaging machine and pushed a button to answer yes or no questions that were flashed on a screen.
Winfrey also did not push him to answer whether he had admitted to doctors in an Indianapolis hospital in 1996 that he had used performance-enhancing drugs, a confession a former teammate and his wife claimed they overheard that day.
Coercion, under the law, can be psychological or physical, but the line between good, aggressive police work and illegal bullying does not form a clear boundary that can be simply applied to all the ways one person can push another to answer a question.
Given my particular work situation, this problem doesn't arise often (though it does happen sometimes); more often, I have to push myself to answer difficult emails right away, instead of delaying.
On Wednesday night, when candidates gush over Reagan, CNN should push candidates to answer why -- if Reagan is the conservative hero they hope to emulate in the White House -- their immigration stances are so much more extreme than his were.
