"These are real people leaving a message that is not scary," said Jennifer Backus, a spokeswoman for the Democratic National Committee, adding that they follow the Democrats' established practice of questioning Mr. Bush's record.
After its practice of questioning arrested anti-war protesters about their political activities came to light, the New York Police Department ordered it halted.
This kind of empathy is not just a feeling but also a method of thought, a practice of questioning one's own perspective long enough to "check your work".
Such questions are central to the practice of cultural criticism, which means questioning the dominant norms, values, and assumptions that circulate in our society and that are largely taken for granted; and it means investigating whom these norms, values, and assumptions really serve.
The interviews continued the practice of The New York Times of questioning candidates for president and other high political offices and, with their permission, their doctors about their medical conditions.
Mr. Bradley seized the offensive at a debate sponsored by the Iowa Brown-Black Presidential Forum, a group that promotes black and Latino issues, after Mr. Gore pledged to sign an executive order banning profiling, the practice of singling out blacks for police questioning.
Liberal politicians in the Norwegian Parliament struggled to introduce the practice of calling government ministers in for questioning.
More details soon... His report contains numerous examples of ill-treatment by British soldiers during "tactical questioning", including the practice of blindfolding, which was ostensibly banned in 1972 after criticism of its use in Northern Ireland, and again prohibited by an order of senior British officers after the death of Baha Mousa, a Basra hotel worker, in British custody in 2003.
The New York Post reported Remini decided to leave Scientology after being probed for questioning Miscavige's management, the abuse of the church's members and the practice of excommunication.
