Both are sure to be the subject of questions for Mr. Romney.
That is the question apparently facing Representative Laura Richardson, a Democrat whose property in Sacramento has been the subject of questions by investigators from the Office of Congressional Ethics.
The opposition media speculates on his campaign role almost daily and he is repeatedly the subject of questions at news conferences given by presidential candidates.
The Y? Haiti Foundation, founded by Mr. Jean in 2005, has been the subject of questions about its finances and poor accounting.
Then there was Carlos Tevez, who was such a frequent subject of questions that the City PR officer had to interrupt to stop journalists mentioning his name.
Meanwhile, the 2004 testing — which started late, and nearly did not finish — continues to be the subject of questions about whether some players were given notice by the union that they were about to be tested.
Soma has already been the subject of questions from some non-governmental organisations (NGOs) over its winning of the rights to run seismic tests in the recently war-torn Somalia.
In her new book, "Spoken From the Heart," Mrs. Bush describes in vivid detail the circumstances surrounding the crash, which has haunted her for most of her adult life and which became the subject of questions and speculation when it was revealed during her husband's first presidential run.
In an interview earlier this week, Rothenberg confirmed for the first time that he was the subject of questions by the SEC, saying he has done everything to comply with those questions.
If you do not know the answer or you have not done any work on the subject of the question then move on to a question that you do know.
Thousands of people offered suggestions on segment subjects of questions via the Internet and other means, but I made the final selections, and for the record, they were not submitted for approval to the commission or the candidates.
