It should be the new litmus test.

[dzuunmod]

I don't follow British politics especially closely. Mostly in that vein, I read the Guardian's blogs, and I listen to the political humour shows from BBC4, and I pay attention to their issues only when something interesting to me comes along. But still, it's with some surprise that I saw only for the first time in passing the other day - something

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[dzuunmod]

It makes my day.

[zepharum]

I love it! I too would like to see Hillary try to answer that.

[dzuunmod]

To me, the "Have you had any complaints in the bedroom?" one is way more intriguing. How the hell would a North American politician answer that? I can hardly imagine!

[zepharum]

He answered it well. I have no idea what I would say...I'd totally choke. I can't think of any classy way to answer that without giving out WAY too much information. Haha.

[dzuunmod]

Ah - I think that's what I would have gone with too. When in doubt, say you're just average. :p

[wendykh]

You know what, I like the idea, but unfortunately the North American audience would SUCK about it. It would turn into a big huge real live morals debate, and not just tabloid silliness like in the UK. Besides, I am afraid people in ROC would pass out when Montrealers started sharing their numbers.

[dzuunmod]

Well then, let's make it a new mandatory question for all politicians appearing on Tout le monde en parle at the very least.

[sourdick]

Have you had any complaints in the bedroom?

[dzuunmod]

Well, you don't sleep with the same person again and again for 7 years give or take without them finding a few faults... Inconsequential though they might be.

[sourdick]

THAT'S A DODGE! :P

[dzuunmod]

I'm not running for Prime Minister.

[dzuunmod]

As long as I never have to see his O face, I'm pretty sure I can deal.

[sourdick]

I bet he is a rascal in the sack... the quiet conservative ones always are..