What kind of questions should I ask?

Question

I'm doing this debate of the Election of 1912 and I'm chosen as the journalist which means I have to ask questions to 4 candidates: William Howard Taft, Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, and Eugene V. Debs. I kind of need some help on what kind of questions I should ask them.

Answer 1

Good project. well, I'm more into the 1800s. But how about these questions?: Mr. Rooselvelt, and Mr. Wilson, what is your thought on war in general? Misters Wilson, Roosevelt and Taft, what do you think, should be the rule, concerning marriage? You can come up with some more questions, if you read about these candidates.

Answer 2

ask what you don't know
try to ask some thing that has depth
and if possible original
don't try to be funny .
be sincere instead.

if you don't have a question
just cruise all the questions .click on people s avatar and research individuals .
check what other people ask ,and answer
this way many of your own questions will already be answered .
and most of all contribute and give your opinion when you see a case that you can relate to,this way you make points instead of loosing them on questions which could be answered just by cruising the program.

and wikipedia has most of the answers gratis,use this to research political information.

Answer 3

Their plan/projects after being appointed as an official

Answer 4

do you imagine the centers provided are good? are you studying any useful skills in the course of the activities? if so, like what? why did you address this club/interest? i am hoping this enables xx brit :D

Answer 5

the good kind

Answer 6

good ones . in my opion?