[Rudder]

No, it's a question for Joseph Farah and the "values voters." Farah stated that candidates are afraid of the questions the values voters will bring up. He (and the value voters) must know what questions they are. I could take a guess on some:

Support or oppose abortion? Support 2nd Amendment? Support gay marriage?

The problem with Farah's statement is that the candidates in question have already answered those questions. So what else is there to ask?

[Old_Mil]

Support or oppose abortion? Support 2nd Amendment? Support gay marriage?

Ah, but it's not so simple. Everyone - democrats included - oppose abortion. They just want to keep it legal and easily accessed. Everyone - democrats included - support the 2nd amendment...of course, rightly understood, you see - not interpreted such that we peasants can arm ourselves. Few savvy politicians support gay marriages until you rename them civil unions, then the number seems to magically grow.

...and so on.

[upsdriver]

>>>>>>Support or oppose abortion? Support 2nd Amendment? Support gay marriage?

The problem with Farah’s statement is that the candidates in question have already answered those questions. So what else is there to ask?<<<<<<<

From Lifesite;http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2007/aug/07083003.html

“Questions will be fielded to participating candidates from among 40 pro-family leaders including such notables as Phyllis Schlafly, President of Eagle Forum, Don Wildmon, Chairman of the American Family Association, Paul Weyrich, President of the Free Congress Foundation, Mat Staver, Chairman of Liberty Counsel, Bobby Schindler of Terri’s Fight, Janet Folger, President of Faith2Action, Rick Scarborough, President of Vision America, Judge Roy Moore and many others”

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I sincerely doubt that these folks are going to ask such simplistic questions. These are intelligent conservatives, not brain dead liberal media types.