Labour's Kezia Dugdale adopted a novel approach in questioning the First Minister.
With the initial surprise of Christine O'Donnell's September victory in Delaware's Republican Senate primary worn off, many continue to be shocked at her repeated political and PR flubs, including her comments on witchcraft and questioning the First Amendment's guarantee of the separation of church and state.
Trump was supposed to make an appearance at the hotel so he could give a speech about the years he spent questioning the first African-American president's legitimacy as a citizen.
But both of the books reviewed, Fred Kaplan's The Insurgents: David Petraeus and the Plot to Change the American Way of War and Max Boot's Invisible Armies: An Epic History of Guerrilla Warfare From Ancient Times to the Present, back themselves into blinkered narrow cul-de-sacs, never even questioning the first causes or historical meaning of resistance to occupation.
There is no way to extract ourselves from this mess without first questioning the American Dream and second asking what is the appropriate role of government in the housing sector.
Apparently always in the thick of umpiring controversy, Ashton Agar once more had people questioning the officials in the second Test, although this time he was given out.
Still, your brother-in-law did the right thing, first, in questioning the questionable charge (for condiments?) and then deferring when the manager insisted on a foolish policy that was within his rights.
Twenty months ago, the two sides began bargaining for a contract for the first group to unionize, but management has delayed negotiating with the second group and has contested the second election, questioning the union's tactics and the size of the bargaining unit.
The culture secretary has dramatically reopened the issue of press regulation by questioning whether the second part of the Leveson inquiry, meant to investigate corrupt dealings between the press and police, was still in the public interest.
Police have begun questioning the relatives of the first gunman to be identified after a wave of suicide bombings and shootings in Paris left 129 people dead, French media reported as the investigation into the attacks widened to take in three other European countries.
